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Some great ideas thanks. But I feel most of the examples given are not adequate. By 'this much privacy' I meant going out of way to use 'untraceable' software.
by ricardobayes 6y ago
Some great ideas thanks. But I feel most of the examples given are not adequate. By 'this much privacy' I meant going out of way to use 'untraceable' software. I don't think a doctor's office is relative to this, more like a numbered swiss bank account.
- meepmorp 6y agoOk, think of someone in a situation where the cost of being discovered is too great, even if unlikely. Whistleblowers, human rights activists, people in abusive or dangerous living situations they can’t immediately escape, sexual assault victims seeking support in private, a well known person who has personal issue they want to keep to themselves. If you stand to lose a lot by being identified, then you’re a use case.
- feanaro 6y agoWhy is using untraceable software something that should be considered as "going out of your way", in your opinion? I think it's just because it's relatively uncommon today. But if all software was close to the untraceable end of the spectrum by default, the world would be better place for it.