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The Clipper Chip The Clipper Chip is a cryptographic device purportedly intended to protect private communications while at the same time permitting government agents to obtain the keys upon presentation of what has been vaguely characterized as legal authorization. The keys are held by two government escrow agents and would enable the government to access the encrypted private communication.