[liberationtech] FW: Last Call Discounted Registration, Workshop and Poster submissions: 2016 Health & Humanitarian Logistics Conference

From: "Smithgall, Meghan G" Date: Tuesday, July 12, 2016 at 4:07 AM Subject: Last Call Discounted Registration, Workshop and Poster submissions: 2016 Health & Humanitarian Logistics Conference SUBMIT A POSTER OR WORKSHOP BY FRIDAY, JULY 15TH! 8th annual

Re: [liberationtech] Need some advice re: online secure communications platform for a survivors group

Hello all-- Thank you all for your advice. I appreciate it. (For those of you who wrote off-list, I will write separately.) Just a quick note that I believe the group will include survivors who are currently dealing with criminal cases or civil litigation. There is also the possibility of

Re: [liberationtech] Need some advice re: online secure communications platform for a survivors group

That may be - though some of the PGP solutions are pretty close to one-click install these days. The old Napster never seemed to phase anybody. Maybe, whomever is organizing the group needs to spend a little time picking a system and writing up a how-to-install checklist. The reality is

Re: [liberationtech] Need some advice re: online secure communications platform for a survivors group

Hello Miles. I think your suggestions are not practical for an ad hoc group of sexual assault survivors. You're talking about them using PGP, downloading open source clients, or using untested blockchain systems. I think for a random group of people, all of these will fail in practice due to poor

[liberationtech] World Food Programme Launches Innovation Accelerator To Test Drive Hunger Solutions - 11 July 2016

From: "Julie MARSHALL" *WFP News Release* 11 July 2016 *WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME LAUNCHES INNOVATION ACCELERATOR TO TEST DRIVE HUNGER SOLUTIONS* *MUNICH* – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) today stepped up its search for innovative solutions to spur

Re: [liberationtech] Need some advice re: online secure communications platform for a survivors group

Personally, I'd recommend staying away from any kind of hosting service - stick with a peer-to-peer system designed for privacy. One, really simple notion would be to simply use encrypted email, perhaps over a list server. It's a pain, but straightforward. It does, however expose group

Re: [liberationtech] Need some advice re: online secure communications platform for a survivors group

I can not believe people are actually advising to use Google or things hosted by SpiderOak but these solution might be secure but used for advertisement purposes as well. Not sure if somebody already suggested this but here is a list provided by huridocs: https://www.huridocs.org/?p=4833 also

Re: [liberationtech] Need some advice re: online secure communications platform for a survivors group

Check out: https://we.riseup.net or https://www.systemli.org/en/service/hosting.html best regards casper On 11.07.2016 11:29, Jan Weisensee wrote: > Hello Lina, > > I'm not sure what "high security levels" means, but given that this > group wants to discuss extremely personal and sensitive

Re: [liberationtech] Need some advice re: online secure communications platform for a survivors group

Hello Lina, I'm not sure what "high security levels" means, but given that this group wants to discuss extremely personal and sensitive topics (namely sexual assault / rape), choosing the services of a data company such as Google, whose business model it is to access, analyse and sell private

Re: [liberationtech] Combating Corruption with Mobile Phones

In India, Its easy to use telephony providers like http://kookoo.ozonetel.com/ for missed call campaigns. You can start with one port and scale to as many ports as possible. I don't work for them but I have used their services for similar campaigns. You can also do a callback on missed call and