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We really need to be thinking bigger here — Google included, to the degree there are pro-privacy folks in the org (which there) - in coming up with something th
by leoh 3y ago
We really need to be thinking bigger here — Google included, to the degree there are pro-privacy folks in the org (which there) - in coming up with something that protects a lot more than the identity via IP of Chrome users, but all web traffic.
I mean, maybe even rethinking IP, TCP/IP entirely.
- LinuxBender 3y agoIn my opinion this would just be a cat and mouse arms race. Make something new and corporations will race to be the first to add their tracking to it.
- Andrex 3y agoI always thought there was something that could be done with the BitTorrent protocol... I don't know how well it would work, but an Internet that isn't so brittle mirrors are commonplace and accepted wisdom would be nice. BT isn't anonymous but a TCP/IP replacement version could be.