Dilute PRISM – Use Open Source Alternatives
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Dilute PRISM – Use Open Source Alternatives
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#4I would really struggle to recommend using Tor as a "daily driver" for web browsing as well. Unless we want to go back to the 56k web.
Most of the others (bitcoin,social networks) rely on network effects anyway.
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#6Does switching to Ubuntu really help you that much? Unless there are secret NSA backdoors in Windows/OS X. Hell even under Ubuntu they could just backdoor my nvidia drivers. I would really struggle to recommend using Tor as a "daily driver" for web browsing as well. Unless we want to go back to the 56k web. Most of the others (bitcoin,social networks) rely on network effects anyway.
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#7How switching to Ubuntu will help me in this case? This makes no sense. PRISM probably monitors the network traffic that goes through the US. It makes no difference what OS you're using.
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#8Does switching to Ubuntu really help you that much? Unless there are secret NSA backdoors in Windows/OS X. Hell even under Ubuntu they could just backdoor my nvidia drivers. I would really struggle to recommend using Tor as a "daily driver" for web browsing as well. Unless we want to go back to the 56k web. Most of the others (bitcoin,social networks) rely on network effects anyway.
I'd recommend VPNs that route out of the US.
Hell, for all we know half of these companies could be the NSA.
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#10The discussion around it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4888851
Also, a better alternative to Skype would be Jitsi: https://jitsi.org/Main/Features