Ta-da!

[Sid70]

http://inside-poland.com/t/exclusive...lish-citizens/

And what would be the best Skype alternative then?

[Markul]

*giggle* of course they do. Anything you transmit with an electronic device can be captured.

That's why the army uses code points rather than coordinates. What do you have to hide?

[Serge Litehead]

all one needs to secure private communication is PGP or GPG. get receivers public key cert, encrypt message with it, send through any protocol knowing that your private communication stays private

imo all messengers, email clients, smartphones should offer contents encryption based on something like PGP/GPG.

[just a punk]

Welcome to...

[DWB]

http://inside-poland.com/t/exclusive...lish-citizens/

And what would be the best Skype alternative then?

They only do it so they can make up new Pollack jokes.

[Sid70]

*giggle* of course they do. Anything you transmit with an electronic device can be captured.

That's why the army uses code points rather than coordinates. What do you have to hide?

Nozin, but i want my jerk off history private so they wouldnt use it to market via Manwin :\

[Markul]

Nozin, but i want my jerk off history private so they wouldnt use it to market via Manwin :\

haha fair enough

[alex.missyouth]

ICQ is a good alternative. ;)

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

I'm pretty sure that the NSA probably already knows how to decrypt most communications. I wonder if the mere encrypting of data might also flag communications for further scrutiny (since the majority of transmissions are not encrypted).



ADG

[_Richard_]

I'm pretty sure that the NSA probably already knows how to decrypt most communications. I wonder if the mere encrypting of data might also flag communications for further scrutiny (since the majority of transmissions are not encrypted).



ADG

[dyna mo]

[pimpware]

This one gave me some funny ideas