Not sure where the "someone demands the maximum" paradigm gets us.
It generally comes down to three factors: 1. what is mandated by governments 2. what providers implement 3. what the marketplace chooses By the way, the same emeritus DARPA Director recently opined, if you are really concerned about surveillance or security, don't connect to a network. It is why NIST and new security ecosystem has largely shifted to a risk management approach. If the IETF wants to do something meaningful here, generate some templates under SP800-53 R4, --tony On 10/31/2013 12:55 PM, d.nix wrote:
Conversely, if someone desires the maximum possible privacy, they should also have that choice. If the system by it's design prevents that choice, then those users that desire that measure of privacy are pushed out.
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