This as an argument is completely crazy and similarly absolutist.
Having access to proper crypto at all, as an option, does not mean everything will inevitably be encrypted and not controlled for. Companies will still have the power to set their own device rules and so on. There's plenty of existing laws in place to allow for any kind of reporting still happen; you do not need to break all crypto forever.
Having access to proper crypto at all, as an option, does not mean everything will inevitably be encrypted and not controlled for. Companies will still have the power to set their own device rules and so on. There's plenty of existing laws in place to allow for any kind of reporting still happen; you do not need to break all crypto forever.