[email protected], Sáb 23 Abr 2016 08:39:16 CEST:
Benjamin mako Hill has an interesting thing to say.
https://mako.cc/copyrighteous/google-has-most-of-my-email-because-it-has-all-of-yours
It doesn't matter how secure your mail is. All it takes is to have
correspondence with everybody else out there who only use Gmail
unencrypted.
Which means... when speaking of secure communication, it doesn't
suffice to take care of oneself. The Lone Ranger individualist
approach does not work. Having a secure computer and secure e-mail
service is no guarantee at all, because of the other end of
communication still being vulnerable. If you want your communications
to be secure, you need your correspondents to use secure technology
too. We need to keep raising awareness about it, as much frustrating
as it can be.
In a century where privacy gets one setback after another,
there's some hope though: the recent end-to-end encryption from
WhatsApp was a huge advance. I used to recommend Telegram, but now
WhatsApp is even better. Encryption is always on instead of being a
choice, so you stop depending on your correspondents to choose it.
This is the way to go.
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