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This is nonsense. It's technologically impossible to enforce this. Global VPN providers will always provide a link out of the US, and peer-to-peer communicati
by frisco 16y ago
This is nonsense. It's technologically impossible to enforce this. Global VPN providers will always provide a link out of the US, and peer-to-peer communications will always be secure, no matter what the government wants. If they push this, it could become a big PR problem for them when it becomes apparent they can't possibly enforce it.
Be a good citizen and get wiretapped. Be a criminal and stay secure. It's like the DRM paradox, and just as resistant to litigation, criminal or otherwise.
Edit: I'm not saying that all p2p is secure, only that it will always be possible to have secure p2p. There are totally-overkill-for-even-normally-outrageous-circumstances encryption schemes that would be even resistant to a quantum computer. By altering the frames it's possible to make your secret traffic look like something totally different to get around filtering. Whatever filters or taps are dreamt up, new schemes will arise to circumvent them.