It looks like they would be in a position to do so if they wanted.
-Lance-- Lance Cottrell [email protected] On May 20, 2014, at 12:16 PM, Juan <[email protected]> wrote: > On Tue, 20 May 2014 06:49:26 -0700 > Lance Cottrell <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Just read the “Threat Model” section of the website. They are working >> to prevent mass surveillance, > > > > Really? But they are going to collect 'metadata' about all > their users, no? > > > > >> not to stop targeted nation state level >> attacks against individual users. >> >> -Lance >> >> -- >> Lance Cottrell >> [email protected] >> >> >> >> On May 19, 2014, at 10:36 PM, Александр <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> http://betabeat.com/2014/05/harvard-and-mit-students-launch-nsa-proof-email-service/ >>> >>> well, it >>> seems too good to be truth. >>> Recently we"ve got a lot of projects like that. >>> >>> Yes, there are enthusiasts. >>> A real good ones. >>> But we should also ask ourselves, >>> (except what tpb-crypto mentiond), who these guys are? Could they >>> be a project of... the NSA itself? Yes. >>> >>> I read their security section. The first thing in my mind (i am not >>> tooooo paranoid:)) is that it is too good. It is absolutely free >>> WITHOUT any mention of donations. Not even a mention. Who supports >>> them? Can we trust him/it? Are they millionaires:)? >>> We see not even one word about the money. >>> Second of all, when you read their >>> security section, its like a honey for bees - it invites you. Its >>> ideal. Too much ideal. So yes, i rely on my feelings too, and there >>> is something wrong with that. >>> >>> These guys are from Germany: >>> https://lavaboom.com/en/beta.html >>> It seems to me a better choice (except the problem of the fact that >>> Germany has got its nsa=bnd and that they give everything to nsa) >>> >>> In the end, we need to trust someone. But we dont read their >>> minds:). And it could be, after all, a big fall. >>> >>> We"ve got pgp. Thanks God. >>> But a 100% reliable and bulletproof email provider? >>> No. >> > >
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