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You can't encrypt "metadata" that the machine needs to know to do its job, and with enough of that, you can de-anonymise any public posters. And you'll have met
by yodelshady 6y ago
You can't encrypt "metadata" that the machine needs to know to do its job, and with enough of that, you can de-anonymise any public posters. And you'll have metadata on (some of) their contacts too.
Plus, if it's your tower, you can just switch it off, at an opportune moment.
- rich_sasha 6y agoOk, that’s fair enough
- haecceity 6y agoIf that's the case then you want as many providers as possible so no one has enough information to de-anonymize the traffic?
- wheatocean 6y agoTurning aside concerns about current and future provider interoperability (which is also a common reason for concern when using huawei hardware for core network purposes and would get worse as you expect them to integrate with several different vendors)... Wouldn't traffic run through many parts of the network exposing data to even more providers? Wouldn't you be subject to any portion of the chain breaking, or being turned off?