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No, it just puts your VPN provider in the position your ISP was in assuming they both keep similar records.
Well in that case, I would be OK since the VPN I use (ProtonVPN) doesn't keep any logs.
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We can all sign for each other..
That doesn't work because you need signatures from within your congressional district.
Some districts can lead initially, the rest can catch on
If you are interested in collaborating or learning more:
This is just backwards. People in power should always have to justify their actions to us. Always. They should always be questioned. This (in theory) is how we ensure their power isn’t abused. We should have privacy while they do not. A lack of privacy should be a cost to the power they’re entrusted with. If it’s legal for them to sift through our lives while they refuse to be questioned, and they act insulted that w…
100% agree that the tradeoff of power should be a loss of privacy.
This is just backwards. People in power should always have to justify their actions to us. Always. They should always be questioned. This (in theory) is how we ensure their power isn’t abused. We should have privacy while they do not. A lack of privacy should be a cost to the power they’re entrusted with. If it’s legal for them to sift through our lives while they refuse to be questioned, and they act insulted that w…
https://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_...
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That doesn't work because you need signatures from within your congressional district.
Why is that a problem? Everyone can sign for each other within their congressional district... Some districts can lead initially, the rest can catch on
You can generally only sign for one candidate per election.
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But most ISPs will have DNS lookup records. Most users aren’t savvy enough to set their own DNS servers. I’m not sure on the current status of DNS over HTTPS, but I’d imagine .gov could just compel cloudflare or whoever to provide logs.
Do ISPs generally have DNS lookup past records? That seems like something that would be costly with little benefit. I run small ISP and only enable DNS logging when tracing some problem.
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And where is Bernie Sanders? It passed by one vote. He missed it.
It's a pandemic, and as far as i remember they didn't finalise a rule to allow senators to vote remotely[1]. I don't know if this is why Bernie missed it, but 3 other senators besides him missed it too. https://www.brookings.edu/blog/techtank/2020/05/12/congress-...