Digital 2nd Ammendment ?
To paraphrase
"A well regulated Internet, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear encryption, shall not be infringed."
Silly maybe, as I'm in the UK and our fluid constitution is scribbled on dead goats. But the logical alternative to a right to digital privacy will be to treat encryption as a weapon and regulate it in the same way as firearms are in the UK. The big difference being firearms have one very simple use, to go bang and hit targets,
Encryption however; well I don't think we need to relist encryptions uses yet again. A deliberately broken encryption system potentially puts a very large gun in a very large public rock and then
"Whomsoever can pull this gun from the stone... "