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It would seem that ultimately the only real way to get privacy is to either create a verifiable end to end encryption including the content server not having lo
by xt00 7y ago
It would seem that ultimately the only real way to get privacy is to either create a verifiable end to end encryption including the content server not having logs and not compromised and the other way would be pooling of user data in a way that spreads the blame across many people. Otherwise basically everything you do is trackable even if you use a vpn. Is there any other way?
- dannyw 7y agoIf you want real privacy at the consequence of slow speeds and unfortunately a worse browsing UX, you should use Tor. Every service that is widely available / permissionless AND offers real privacy, will end up getting degraded, CAPTCHA'd or blocked. That shows it works1
- mirimir 7y agoYes, agreed. But I don't trust Tor either, so I'd first use a nested VPN chain. Just in case the entry guard is malicious. And to complicate the traffic analysis a little. I could go on about this. But I'll be writing more about all this.
- mirimir 7y agoYes, everything is trackable by global adversaries like the NSA. However, even the NSA doesn't have enough resources to track all 4.5 billion Internet users. So the key is not attracting their attention.