The UK parliament passed bill to outlaw encryption

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Conclusion: This law won’t work, people that has a know how will be able to bypass it easily.
Criminals will remain hidden from law and only normal people will be spied on.

Wrong.
What they certainly want is hardware based backdoors, independent of OS

Microsoft Pluton "integrated security" (Intel, AMD, Qualcomm)

Official Microsoft Pluton announcement TechCrunch article Phoronix - Pluton Linux 6.3 support What we know for a fact? Proprietary hardware blackbox inside your CPU which runs proprietary code. Chip-to-Cloud security - which means it’s connected to the internet. Has low level hardware access. Impossible to physically remove, flash or make sure it is bypassed. It’s advertised as TPM. What are valid concerns to avoid it like a plague? Breaking all encryption at once - is the biggest dream o…

All future CPUs will be backdoored on both mobile and PC market (some already are), you can’t remove or fix CPU of your device.

Unless i miss something, the only way around that would be to use fully FOSS hardware + software like RISC-V + GNU/Linux, and be 100% sure that your contact using the same as well - otherwise you don’t have secure communication if one side will be completely deciphered on hardware level - both sides are in danger.