October 28, 2014

Everyone wants to sell privacy in the post-Snowden world. But who can you trust?

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Beware of privacy snake oil salesmen.
Source: www.washingtonpost.com
Anonymity, privacy protection and security is something that had to be built in the architecture from the bottom up. It is nothing you just throw in for marketing reasons. That’s just like putting makeup on a pig. You…

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