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Three years ago, sure. But now he can get one of those 3G USB modems and change the simcard in each country. I don't think he is hacking the network or whatev
by Shorel 16y ago
Three years ago, sure.
But now he can get one of those 3G USB modems and change the simcard in each country.
I don't think he is hacking the network or whatever. He is hacking his time, and his attention, and that's more like meta-thinking.
- KERMIT 16y agoHis daemon solution actually sounds simpler, and much cheaper...
- papachito 16y agoRMS doesn't use cellphones 3G/GSM for privacy reasons.
- AngryParsley 16y agoIf that's the case, can't he use a 3G card but just send all his data over a VPN/ssh tunnel/ssl proxy/whatever?
- kragen 16y agoNo, that doesn't help.
- AngryParsley 16y agoWhy not? With a VPN, anyone capturing data on the wire would see encrypted traffic to a single server owned by RMS or someone he trusts.
- tjr 16y agoI believe that the issue is that he doesn't want the network service provider to know where he is.