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What if rsync.net are lying, and the only purpose of the warrant canary is to provide a false sense of trust? Be skeptical. This is almost certainly just a mar
by goshinda 4y ago
What if rsync.net are lying, and the only purpose of the warrant canary is to provide a false sense of trust?
Be skeptical. This is almost certainly just a marketing ploy so potential customers feel like their data is safe and secure.
- ISL 4y agoIf they are lying, the warrant canary opens them up to a substantial lawsuit.
- hgsgm 4y agoDoubtful. Have you seen any precedent?
- zymhan 4y ago[flagged]
- karaterobot 4y agoYou're being downvoted, but I don't know why: If a warrant canary is removed, that may be a sign that the authorities are asking for your data. But, just because it hasn't been removed, that doesn't mean your data is safe. Perfectly reasonable position to take. Cynical, but cynicism is congruent with the whole concept of a warrant canary. Imagine, a company lying about protecting your data!