While I admire the spirit of this, unfortunately I believe it's of limited use: Once word gets out that these guys are LEA "unfriendly", it will start to attrac

While I admire the spirit of this, unfortunately I believe it's of limited use: Once word gets out that these guys are LEA "unfriendly", it will start to attract the kinds of people that get LEA attention, and then they'll have to respond to a court order / subpoena / warrant / lawful intercept, and it's all over. Large ISPs routinely get subpoena requests all the time (i.e. they have teams that do only that). I think rsync.net is setting themselves up for a lot of undesired press when they finally have to do it.