We can also hope that they find out about, for example, invisiblog -- for those who need to be as untraceable as possible, you can't do much better than gpg/pgp + anonymous remailing to a blog host that doesn't know who you are.
Of course it won't help if you publish anything that identifies you, but it's a step beyond blogger. For instance, there is no one who can be subpoenaed for your name as part of a nuisance lawsuit.
Easy, secure, and anonymous-but-authenticated communication really could change the world, if enough people can get their hands on it.
We can also hope that they find out about, for example, invisiblog -- for those who need to be as untraceable as possible, you can't do much better than gpg/pgp + anonymous remailing to a blog host that doesn't know who you are.
Of course it won't help if you publish anything that identifies you, but it's a step beyond blogger. For instance, there is no one who can be subpoenaed for your name as part of a nuisance lawsuit.
Easy, secure, and anonymous-but-authenticated communication really could change the world, if enough people can get their hands on it.
Posted by jhp | Link to this comment | 10-30-03 4:23 PM
I didn't know about invisiblog. That's very interesting. Perhaps you'll be doing a post to expand on that last sentence of yours?
Posted by ogged | Link to this comment | 10-30-03 4:31 PM