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Given how supernodes worked, the NSA might have had as many supernodes as it wanted, with your traffic going through them and you none the wiser. Hence, your ar
by tincholio 13y ago
Given how supernodes worked, the NSA might have had as many supernodes as it wanted, with your traffic going through them and you none the wiser. Hence, your argument doesn't stand, really.
- flyinRyan 13y agoOnly if you had to use supernodes. All you had to do was open an outside port for skype and you wouldn't need supernodes for anything.
- drivebyacct2 13y agowrong on top of wrong on top of wrong. Like I said, people still don't get it. Supernodes are a directory service. "Traffic" as in text and video traffic rarely, if ever, is transmitted through Supernodes.