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Stallman claims Skype isn't encrypted end-to-end and then suggests using "free" alternatives that are not in the least bit security concious or end-to-end encry
by mankash666 10y ago
Stallman claims Skype isn't encrypted end-to-end and then suggests using "free" alternatives that are not in the least bit security concious or end-to-end encrypted.
- elmerfud 10y agoAlso the "long distance phone card" suggestion ignores that every major telephone company in the US was caught providing information without any legal obligation to do so.
- loup-vaillant 10y agoThis articles seems to date back to 2012, most likely before the Snowden revelations. He probably have changed his mind since.
- legulere 10y agoOf course, in the free software world the only thing counting is if the software is under a free license. All other properties can only be used to attack non-free software
- simooooo 10y agoAlso plenty of proprietary firmware being used on the telecom hardware used to transmit the call