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From the article: Sang has no illusions that even a clever cryptographic font—which you can use in email messages to shield them from snoops and font-recogniti
by ctidd 13y ago
From the article:
Sang has no illusions that even a clever cryptographic font—which you can use in email messages to shield them from snoops and font-recognition bots—will remain encoded for long. They're not meant to be long-term tools with which to combat the NSA. Rather, he views them as an awareness-raising measure.
"This project will not fully solve the problems we are facing now," he writes, " but hopefully will raise some peculiar questions."
- ginsong 13y ago>They're not meant to be long-term tools with which to combat the NSA. Even if you could beat the NSA you still have the UK, Canada, AU, NZ, Russia, China etc. Cool project though.
- C1D 13y agoNot only will the font not fully solve the problems everyone is facing but it will not solve anything!