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The problem is, its very hard to deter a government from surveillance. And its almost impossible to even build tools that will stop governments from prying - if
by infocollector 13y ago
The problem is, its very hard to deter a government from surveillance. And its almost impossible to even build tools that will stop governments from prying - if they wish to do so (The problem is not crypto of course). That is why we started building http://bit.ly/blibonline http://bit.ly/blibonline - but then its no match to any government.
- avmich 13y agoGovernment should really lose it's practical power on many matters. Examples: government officials actually should be very transparent, as in "they can't refuse they are constantly monitored by public". Legal opportunities for various kinds of "closed doors negotiations" should be sharply reduced, as in "closed door negotiations are only allowed in cases 1), 2) and 3)", for example, military, international talks. Many decisions involving specific actions are required to have the name of the decider, who is both required to be questioned by public and, if public decides, removed from the position (mechanism of decision is another matter).