> It also gives you deniability: If a judge or policeman orders you to hand over your password, you can plausibly say that you don’t actually know it The UK law requires that you make the encrypted data intelligible. Since you have encrypted data there's a pretty good chance you have the software to decrypt it. "They" don't want the password, they want the data. Failing to make the data intelligible (whether that's f…
Hey! No, no voting ring. But I do submit a lot of ET stories, that's for sure. I only try to submit stuff that I think is new/interesting/pertinent. I think two or three ads per page is pretty good. I have seen some tech sites with much more than that. (As you probably know, running a free site that makes money from ad revenue is pretty tough at the moment, and isn't getting any easier.) Apologies if you find the sto…
Um, not mentioning the "details" thankfully supplied by this comment [1] is quite a big omission.
The topic is super interesting, but it's hard to be sure if the reporting is inaccurate.