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If GP values adoption as the path to censorship resistance - then maybe their product will include backdoors to "stay compliant". For example, when you receive
by smokeyj 9y ago
If GP values adoption as the path to censorship resistance - then maybe their product will include backdoors to "stay compliant".
For example, when you receive a NSL - do you pull a Lavabit and close shop, or do you backdoor your users?
Given the domain of keybase - this questioning is entirely warranted.
And while we're here. Cjbprime, do you have any NSL's? And what's your policy on warrant canaries?
- nine_k 9y agoEven rumors of presence of a backdoor are extremely bad for a business like that.
- ergothus 9y ago> If GP values adoption as the path to censorship resistance - then maybe their product will include backdoors to "stay compliant". It's quite a leap to assume that - the poster said nothing of the sort, and saying "I don't want to get shut down so I can help people against censorship" is very different than "I care more about staying open than helping people against censorship" I'm not saying it's impossible, but I certainly wouldn't assume it
- panzer_wyrm 9y agoLavabit were nobodies. If today github pulls a lavabit it will be noticed.