1. It would be abused to hell and back - have you ever seen how people act with power?
2. Wrongdoers will still use covert tools. Cryptography has many forms, one of them is steganography - hiding information in plain sight.
So, what you end up with by enabling this is a totalitarian state, where the most vulnerable are hurt the most. Which is basically what we originally wanted to get away from.
1. It would be abused to hell and back - have you ever seen how people act with power?
2. Wrongdoers will still use covert tools. Cryptography has many forms, one of them is steganography - hiding information in plain sight.
So, what you end up with by enabling this is a totalitarian state, where the most vulnerable are hurt the most. Which is basically what we originally wanted to get away from.