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The transmitter and the receiver are in close proximity. Whatever transmitted, the eavesdropper can observe nearby anyway.



How about through a wall? That would make security applications in an apartment a bit less attractive, and Iā€™m sure there are others. I wonder if encryption would be possible without much extra power overhead.


Some sort of directional shielding? Isn't backscattering light directional? Someone knows more about backscattering can have a better answer.


Analog encryption might be possible if the sender and receiver measure some common optical signal (assuming optically local security is what you're after).




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