vikramsrao

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   by vikramsrao 12y ago

   Does not being based in US help? Say in europe where there more likely options to fight against government interference? Or is it a myth and all governments are concerned with encryption enough that no law can protect for small businesses?
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   by vikramsrao 12y ago

   Precisely my point. I don't / can't host in my house/office. And if i host on any remote servers, the servers themselves can be compromised or forced to. What guarantee they are not, if we look at the scale of revelation
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   Are encryption based solutions a viable business?

   4 points by vikramsrao 12y ago|2 comments
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   by vikramsrao 12y ago

   Are they not compromised or more likely easily compromised considering they don't even have the resources to secure and legally fight against government interferences?
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   by vikramsrao 12y ago

   I agree dropbox would be easier of these and i can live without Facebook but definitely not be able to build a google. But more importantly is it worth it? I have a feeling from hardware to layers of software in the tech stack we use is all
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   by vikramsrao 12y ago

   If i do all of these how do i share documents or search for information on the web? What ever the alternative is going to have the same issues as Dropbox, Facebook or Google. I cannot build my own versions of these!