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I just wonder why telcos I've been dealing with have always required to encrypt all information which is not classified as public information. All customer, pro
by Sami_Lehtinen 13y ago
I just wonder why telcos I've been dealing with have always required to encrypt all information which is not classified as public information. All customer, project, system, configuration, documentation, contracts etc. must be encrypted before transit. - Surely they must have known about this. So if telcos won't trust privacy of telecommunication, why should anyone else think that telcos are trustworthy?
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- rsynnott 13y ago(A) Yes, they probably knew about this, at least as a potential risk; while the media has gotten very excited about PRISM, it isn't really that different to ECHELON, which has been effectively public knowledge since the late 90s. (B) Governments aren't the only ones potentially spying on peoples' unencrypted comms.