> Think civil disobedience. Corporate disobedience? Not a great approach, see Lavabit and associated businesses. Or that telco executive who was imprisoned (Qw

> Think civil disobedience. Corporate disobedience? Not a great approach, see Lavabit and associated businesses. Or that telco executive who was imprisoned (Qwest, thanks rwallace) on trumped up charges due to not playing ball with the national security apparatus to the requisite degree of submission. You paint a target on your back taking this path in a big way, it's simply not worth the risk to insulate people from the consequences of their own political decisions.