>The fact that we couldn’t speak freely without the fear that our communications would be monitored by KGB is in part why we moved to the United States when I w

>The fact that we couldn’t speak freely without the fear that our communications would be monitored by KGB is in part why we moved to the United States when I was a teenager. >Respect for your privacy is coded into our DNA It is not respect for the user's privacy that keeps the NSA, the FSB or any other agency from listening to, storing or censoring your user's communications. Respect for privacy is a good principle, but if the technology does not reflect the principle, it's there only to make some people (founders, employees, investors, customers and users) feel better.