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At one time, Facebook's ToS were quite friendly and unintimidating. Encryption means that a repository that "isn't evil" today, stays that way forever. Additi
by Steltek 16y ago
At one time, Facebook's ToS were quite friendly and unintimidating. Encryption means that a repository that "isn't evil" today, stays that way forever.
Additionally, if done right, the users do not need to know a whiff about encryption. I'll point to "https:// https:// as a more successful example.
- eli 16y agoGood point. (Though HTTPS isn't exactly an unqualified success. Most people don't understand what it protects or notice when it isn't there.)
- doron 16y agothat is actually a success of sorts, encryption that goes unnoticed by users in a great model. it is up to application providers to make it a standard. surely there is a great market share for ubiquitous encryption.