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This still doesn't really address your concern about the government, however. And even though at some point in our future it will likely become important (assum
by nathanb 15y ago
This still doesn't really address your concern about the government, however. And even though at some point in our future it will likely become important (assuming it isn't so already) for the individual to be able to have some sort of recourse against increasingly rapacious and legally invulnerable corporations, the idea of legally condoning the sort of attacks and breaches we've seen recently still seems a bit too wild-west for my tastes.
- saulrh 15y agoThe second half of that was pretty much what I was getting at; I was presenting a way for people to legally demonstrate that a corporation or government entity is breaking the law. If the government changes the laws to make its spying legal (coughpatriotactcough) the only real solution is for the average user to stop being an idiot long enough to learn, use, and demand good crypto.