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I agree, the publicity now may be bad, but the focus is mostly on the government anyway. I have no doubt that the companies would prefer transparency and keepin
by asperous 13y ago
I agree, the publicity now may be bad, but the focus is mostly on the government anyway. I have no doubt that the companies would prefer transparency and keeping the data to themselves (Google has been pushing for that all along), but perhaps they aren't making it front page like sopa* because want to draw the bad publicity back to themselves.
*except Mozilla I guess, but they weren't targeted in the NSA slides
- tmzt 13y agoMozilla is encrypting user data using a user provided passphrase/PIN as part of Firefox Sync. Personna also has it's own browser-based crypto. Both systems have public specifications.