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Encryption wouldn't do you any good in this case. They're looking for who you are contacting, not what you're saying. You'd need to move all telephony onto some
by magicalist 13y ago
Encryption wouldn't do you any good in this case. They're looking for who you are contacting, not what you're saying. You'd need to move all telephony onto something like Tor to get around this (and your ISP could still tell what end points you were connecting to, when you were connecting to them, etc).
- olefoo 13y agoReal-time synchronous communication ( like phone calls ) is pretty hard to hide, it uses bandwidth and takes up space on switches and needs low latency to work at all ( make a voip call to someplace that only has satellite internet to see how bad it can get ). If you're serious about hiding your communications; either build physical networks that you control and limit the amount of traffic visible to the public network ( i.e. trunking calls ) or send messages steganographically encrypted in pictures of your cat you post on Facebook.