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I also have to wonder if the market size for this a truly anonymous email truly is. Who would go out of their way to pay for more expensive email that was untra
by dhimes 5y ago
I also have to wonder if the market size for this a truly anonymous email truly is. Who would go out of their way to pay for more expensive email that was untraceable? How many reporters? How many "freedom fighters"? How many large-scale criminal organizations? And does the very fact of using it bring unwanted attention?
- dexen 5y agoExcellent contention, and I don't have a ready-made answer yet. Curiously enough, we've seen anonymous services succeed for results unrelated to privacy-from-government: places like Omegle & ChatRoulette use anonymity for fun; places like 4chan use anonymity both for fun and also to avoid certain problems common to name-posting. Anonymity has long been a viable alternative put to good use in literature, arts, and entertainment. Perhaps the proper marketing would be along those lines?
- staplers 5y agoAt this point, creating an entirely new protocol would be easier. Something like Bitmessage.