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>Lavabit believes in privacy and will always ensure your digital freedom. >Asks for your credit card information on the same page. Wew, at least let us use bu
by MaymayMaster 10y ago
>Lavabit believes in privacy and will always ensure your digital freedom.
>Asks for your credit card information on the same page.
Wew, at least let us use buttcoin, Levison.
- danielhooper 10y agoThis is being down voted but is an interesting point. Is a privacy service in which public record is available for its purchases ever truly private? Maybe its extremely difficult for others to see your communications, but if someone (or some law-enforcement agency) knows you have paid for a private communications service, does that make you a candidate for further scrutinization? I think so.
- EthanHeilman 10y agoProbably shouldn't pay in Bitcoin then.
- bleachedsleet 10y agoYeah, that and an alternative email is required. Too much personally identifying information is needed for a so-called privacy oriented service. I understand an additional email is needed right now since it's basically a pre-order, but I would hope that once fully launched this requirement would be removed at least.