Peter Gutmann wrote:
John Gilmore g...@toad.com writes:
The theory that we should build good and useful tools capable of monopoly
and totalitarianism, but use social mechanisms to prevent them from being
used for that purpose, strikes me as naive.
There's another problem with this theory
On Saturday, January 31, 2009 6:36 AM, Sascha Silbe wrote:
Another scheme (that could be combined with the above one to solve only
the
CC party problem) would be accepting only PGP mail and use a manually
updated
whitelist / web of trust of PGP keys. Unfortunately, PGP still isn't
Peter Gutmann wrote:
John Gilmore g...@toad.com writes:
The theory that we should build good and useful tools capable of monopoly
and totalitarianism, but use social mechanisms to prevent them from being
used for that purpose, strikes me as naive.
There's another problem with this theory and
One idea I have not seen mentioned here (and which I have not yet
encountered in RL, but only weird people send me email these days) is
for the sending MTA to use pgp to encrypt mail using the recipient's
public key, available on one of the key servers near you.
I don't understand what problem
