Business opportunities abound is no doubt, but I'll quote John Young over at cryptome from his interview back in 2010[0]: "We also say don't trust anyone who o

Business opportunities abound is no doubt, but I'll quote John Young over at cryptome from his interview back in 2010[0]: "We also say don't trust anyone who offers you protection, whether it's the U.S. government or anybody else. That's a story they put out. It's repeated to people who are a little nervous. They think they can always find someone to protect them. No, you can't. You've got to protect yourself. You know where I learned that? From the cypherpunks." So whenever I see snapchat and the like being peddled as such, I have chuckle because shows me the banality of privacy as a service[1]. I'll reserve any hope for anything otherwise when the behaviors of people reflect such ideals they want others to live by. [0]: http://www.cnet.com/news/wikileaks-estranged-co-founder-becomes-a-critic-q-a/ http://www.cnet.com/news/wikileaks-estranged-co-founder-beco... [1]: http://blog.pictobar.com/post/63785124046/the-banality-of-privacy-as-a-service http://blog.pictobar.com/post/63785124046/the-banality-of-pr...