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If you looked at 'average people' versus 'criminals' you'll find that there's a much higher demand for privacy/anonymous communication among the criminals. That
by stanmancan 4y ago
If you looked at 'average people' versus 'criminals' you'll find that there's a much higher demand for privacy/anonymous communication among the criminals. That isn't to say that normal folk don't want privacy too.
The end result is that if you're one of few company that offer privacy to your customers you'll find your customer base has a higher ratio of criminals as they'll all flock to you.
- ipaddr 4y agoDoes this apply to vpns? Have we crossed the more normal people are using it threshold than criminals or should that be outlawed? Will we reach a point where self hosting is seen as criminal?
- shrimp_emoji 4y agoI think criminalizing useful technologies is an obscenely naive way to operate. You're incurring insane game theoretical cost for the consolation of revenge against the criminals.