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What's the alternative?
by rubyfan 11y ago
What's the alternative?
- x1024 11y agoRead a book, I guess.
- jaxb 11y agoDo you have the right to read it?
- simonvc 11y agoEnd-to-End encryption... Which the UK govt is trying to ban.
- robotkilla 11y agoNot sure why you single out the UK - fbi recently gave an anti-e2e speech.
- kaybe 11y agoCan we make another one?
- joeyspn 11y agoIPFS? https://ipfs.io/ https://ipfs.io/
- awqrre 11y agoNot sure if something like this exist but what if you could use a system where people could subscribe to you (a bit like RSS) and get all your content (a bit like newsgroups, so that a third party would have a harder time to figure out at least some of the metadata) but the recipients could only decrypt what is addressed to them personally or to a group that they are part of...
- iamnothere 11y agoSpiderOak's experimental Kloak provides such a system. Encrypted pub/sub social will be the only way to ensure privacy, long-term. (Other than purely anonymous networks, which have other use cases.)