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It depends on what kind of data it is, but sure, Google DC is fine, as long as you use software/crypto that is considered to be secure and encryption keys are t
by xaduha 11y ago
It depends on what kind of data it is, but sure, Google DC is fine, as long as you use software/crypto that is considered to be secure and encryption keys are truly yours.
But I'd say to look at how people hiding their money from their governments are doing it. Or look at Snowden. Let the law help you, even if it is the law of another country.
- rbanffy 11y agoThat's not enough if the machine can be tampered with and your data or keys copied while in transit or use. You can hide as long as the government doesn't know who you are. When they do, it's game over for you.
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- xaduha 11y agoAgain, I'm only talking about relative security compared to a phone. In any case you can create an encrypted container locally and then upload it to a remote server, doesn't really matter that it was intercepted.