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I'm curious about the initial 'success' of the fund raise before the unfortunate issues that occurred. Any thoughts on the reason they exceeded their goals so
by kordless 12y ago
I'm curious about the initial 'success' of the fund raise before the unfortunate issues that occurred. Any thoughts on the reason they exceeded their goals so quickly? Does this support indicate there is a substantial demographic of privacy advocates who are interested in personal solutions to privacy? Or, are we looking at a more widespread support of any project (given they don't misrepresent their claims) which advocates a more generalized freedom of information?
Personally, I'd order the thing because I don't trust my router's software and want something quick and easy to deploy.
- patcon 12y agoI hope it bodes well for Torcoin... :)
- ChuckMcM 12y agoWell it represented that there are a number of people willing to pay $50 to have a "set it and forget it"[1] tool to enhance their privacy. One might think of that as a validation for the product space. No doubt you could actually build these things now and sell them (although you would want to do a better job of marketing them) [1] Yes, I'm fully aware that this is not a security conscious point of view but a lot of people just want someone else to solve the problem in an 'ok' way for them apparently.
- icefox 12y agoWhat about this: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1052775620/wemagin-smart-usb-drive https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1052775620/wemagin-smar...
- rasz_pl 12y agoI have three letters for you: N S A