Phil Zimmerman's post-PGP Silent Circle: Privacy for $20

Re:Phil Zimmerman's post-PGP Silent Circle: Privacy for $20 by nathan_long on Tuesday June 12, 2012 @10:33AM (#4100599)

>> We're going after target markets that have a special need for this," Zimmermann said. "For example, U.S. military serving overseas that wish to speak to their families."

An interesting example. "See, government? There's an upside for you in citizens having encryption tools."

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Re:Phil Zimmerman's post-PGP Silent Circle: Privacy for $20 by Tloewald on Tuesday June 12, 2012 @11:47AM (#4101014)

Interesting pitch. Even better solution to that problem would be not starting idiotic foreign wars.

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Re:Phil Zimmerman's post-PGP Silent Circle: Privacy for $20 by bdunbar on Tuesday June 12, 2012 @02:23PM (#4101927)

not starting idiotic foreign wars.

Don't be tedious. Even if the US didn't start wars there are a whole lot of guys deployed overseas who don't go to war. Peacekeeping missions, humanitarian aid, operations other than war, etc.

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Re:Phil Zimmerman's post-PGP Silent Circle: Privacy for $20 by Tloewald on Wednesday June 13, 2012 @01:28AM (#4104464)

Tedious? There wouldn't be nearly so many, and operational security wouldn't be as critical.

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