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> Every single message sent on the app since its launch in 2018 – 19.37m of them – had been collected, and many of them read by the Australian federal police (A
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 5y ago
> Every single message sent on the app since its launch in 2018 – 19.37m of them – had been collected, and many of them read by the Australian federal police (AFP) who, together with the FBI, had conceived, built, marketed and sold the devices.
I wonder how many crypto currency tumblers are actually run by law enforcement?
- ttyprintk 5y agoI wonder that, too. Seems like a fruitful point to introduce logic waiting for a blacklisted address.
- neither_color 5y agoThat and VPN services. Cheap and easy to deploy and run, are mostly marketed towards people who want to hide their online activity. Not saying all VPN providers are like this or that there aren't legitimate reasons to use them, just saying that they'd make a good honeypot.
- ljm 5y agoAnd Tor exit nodes.