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It would also benefit whistleblowers, investigative journalists and other groups who routinely use Tor...
by philpem 7y ago
It would also benefit whistleblowers, investigative journalists and other groups who routinely use Tor...
- loufe 7y agoNot to mention the American Military which commisioned the technology/service for their own use in the first place.
- pier25 7y agoGood point
- ChrisCinelli 7y agoUnfortunately most of the things can be used for good and for bad. Secret communication is definitely one of them. And since the negative potential is huge, there is always going to be a incredible incentive of those looking for the criminals to inspect any form of communication. I think the potential of misuse by the "bad guys" is a lot higher at the moment compare to "good guys" to be caught. So for the general public, if you are not doing anything bad you should not worry... Right? I am a little paranoid. For example that things may shift in a way that today the "good guys" do not expect or undervalue. What if in the future the good guys become the bad guys? Or what if the bad guys get in control of the systems the "good guys" have? And of course in some countries the majority may be the "bad guys"... And in other things may not be so black or white.