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If enough people use secure communications, then it becomes noise. Take an old, boring door lock analogy: everyone locks their home door, but nobody thinks that
by kbart 10y ago
If enough people use secure communications, then it becomes noise. Take an old, boring door lock analogy: everyone locks their home door, but nobody thinks that they have something to hide or illegal in their home just because of that. Making privacy and encryption tools easily accessible and easy to use is our best best imho.
- falcolas 10y agoGiven the breadth and intent of these laws, I'd expect a different response - requiring ISPs to block VPN traffic that isn't hitting a whitelisted (i.e. corporate) endpoint. VPN traffic has a distinctive signature, and ISPs are already using deep packet inspection hardware already, so blocking VPN traffic seems like a natural evolution in this particular arms race.