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I'd like to switch away from namecheap as well, but realistically, if the mob comes for you, you're sol I think unless maybe there is a dark web solution. I us
by version_five 5y ago
I'd like to switch away from namecheap as well, but realistically, if the mob comes for you, you're sol I think unless maybe there is a dark web solution.
I use AWS, Microsoft, google, etc, (not to mention Canadian banks) I think all of those are just as likely as namecheap to be subject to political whims. And of you cant pay whichever provider you use, the point is moot anyway. Maybe having redundant providers that are as politically decoupled as possible is a potential hedge?
- muzani 5y agoMicrosoft has a term in their face processing software where they don't allow its usage for law enforcement. So yeah, they're subject to political whims as well. Being decoupled from everything is a decent goal, but I'll cross the bridge when I get there. It's different levels of risk to different people, but there's probably a good reason why Pavel Durov left Russia to work on Telegram.