But that's like saying you can secure a computer by sealing it an concrete box and burying it under the ocean. Wikileaks triages the data, pushes it out to the

But that's like saying you can secure a computer by sealing it an concrete box and burying it under the ocean. Wikileaks triages the data, pushes it out to the media, maintains physical drop-boxes across multiple continents, and much more. All of which requires people doing real work, the storage of data is a tiny part of the problem. And even for the storage part freenet isn't a real solution. How many journalists do you know who use freenet ? - pushing data into the public domain is useless if only a tiny handful of people have access to it.