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That's true for phone calls for people that know how to do this. However: 1. Most people are unable to do this technically. 2. The fact that you do it may con
by CWuestefeld 14y ago
That's true for phone calls for people that know how to do this. However:
1. Most people are unable to do this technically.
2. The fact that you do it may constitute prima facie evidence of being a person of interest.
3. The government is trying very hard to get the means to wiretap VoIP.
4. It doesn't address traffic analysis at all. I know you said you aren't concerned about this, but there are plenty of people who are, and the government is going like gangbusters (literally, I guess) toward this.
- tptacek 14y agoWhat does "prima facie evidence of being a person of interest" even mean? You can be a person of interest simply by virtue of build and hair color. The US Government hasn't restricted traffic analysis, and indeed nothing they have ever proposed W.R.T. encryption could have controlled traffic analysis.