Coasting0942

They are pricier and they know it.

Censorship resistance means shit all if you’re signing everything you write with your IP address.

As opposed to my unpaid lemmy server admin learning about how his/her life is going to be shit if they don’t cooperate with gov agents.

Same result, but notice the extra step with lemmy?

There are no clients approaching nostr from a privacy respecting perspective. All the advice is “just run it on TAILS bro”.

When a client comes out that can bind to a VPN, or only send traffic to an onion address, then I’ll be interested.

It’s cheapish, and automates something that you should be doing. Easy way to add value to what you pay for

The reauthorization expanded it to anybody with a computer who passes on communications with the computer.

The Wyden/Lummis amendment would have struck language that expands the definition of an electronic communication service provider to include, with some exceptions, any "service provider who has access to equipment that is being or may be used to transmit or store wire or electronic communications." The exceptions are for public accommodation facilities, dwellings, community facilities, and food service establishments.

So basically anybody with a computer network open to the public has to bend over in secret. This changes nothing if you assume all connections end up in their metadata database. It just makes it faster. Use your VPN/tor/i2p

At least she didn’t hire a private investigator.

A human hunting for you can be pretty effective.

And a larger percentage of post operating revenue!

Theoretically possible but definitely not built for it.

Tor serves the clear net access problem.

I2P because of its design is a lot better suited for p2p file transfers, while maintaining anonymity.

Keep paying so some other poor fuck has a free vpn and e-mail

True Swiss style

I2P stumbles out of bar drunk, my timesss has come!

Seed boxes don’t do as well to hide your privacy as a vpn