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It's the responsibility of the communicating parties to protect themselves against interception if they consider this to be an unacceptable risk. Using end to e
by besselheim 9y ago
It's the responsibility of the communicating parties to protect themselves against interception if they consider this to be an unacceptable risk. Using end to end encryption for message content secrecy, and obfuscating message routes using e.g. Tor to help mask source and destination pairs.
- toyg 9y agoThe US government can break TOR and pretty much everything else when they really want. That’s no protection.
- besselheim 9y agoDo you have any evidence of this?
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