The PGP, Inc. controversy was, I think, heightened by the bug that allowed an ADK to be added to a key packet without voiding the signatures on that key. At the time, I recall several people opining that such an oversight could well have been an intentional move to facilitate surreptitious encryption to an ADK held by a TLA. That, more than the business case for ADKs, seemed to be the main sticking point.
That being said, the move for data retention is still repugnant.
Posted by Roy at June 9, 2006 11:29 AM