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It seems like having a known honeypot to capture conversations of would be evil doers would be much better than to further force them underground into the likes
by not_a_cop75 7y ago
It seems like having a known honeypot to capture conversations of would be evil doers would be much better than to further force them underground into the likes of Tor. Who is going to be able to mine conversations for advanced warnings once they are there?
Also, the silencing of dissidents seems like the wrong move in general for all internet companies. The truth can tolerate being harassed, bashed and unliked. What it does not seem to do so well with is a regime that does not tolerate the free flow of ideas.
I'm okay with the very worst people posting on youtube and twitter. Those platforms can require an extra login to determine who is so interested in these videos. The removal of videos on the basis of dislike does not seem to be the solution. I'm not even certain that demonetizing them is the right answer, because even that can create a money trail for police and detectives to follow.
- mempko 7y agoNo, but it will be harder for the children to see it. Because a lot of those people there are children (under 18). By increasing the friction, you reduce the audience.
- noob_slayer 7y agoYeah, the cloudflare blog didn't make much sense. At one point it basically talks about how great it is that it got advanced warning that could potentially be acted on, then pretty much says, "oh, but we don't want to know ahead of time next time".
- LargeWu 7y ago8chan has been a known commodity for a long time. If it was such a valuable source of intelligence, why aren't these attacks being stopped?