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Re:Briar Desktop for Linux
on Friday January 21, 2022 @09:58AM (#30024335)
No one can, but isn't that the case for all software?
At least it is Free Software with reproducible builds, so you can audit the shit out of it.
Re:Briar Desktop for Linux
on Friday January 21, 2022 @09:48AM (#30024187)
Using Tor onion services that get exchanges when adding a contact nearby via WiFi or Bluetooth. If adding over the internet, a rendezvous service will be created.
Re:Briar Project
on Saturday September 01, 2018 @07:29PM (#17894457)
This should be fixed in the next release.
Re:Darknet Messenger Briar Releases Beta, Passes Security Audit
on Saturday July 22, 2017 @10:27AM (#14827376)
The article says: "All the issues found by the audit have been addressed in this beta release."
Darknet Messenger Releases Beta, Passes Security Audit
How F-Droid Is Bringing Apps to Cuba
The Proprietarization of Android – Google Play Services and Apps
Is Briar really the next step of the crypto messenger evolution?
Can this free software company secure the future of Linux in Munich?
Re:Kolab.org 3.3 Release Adds Tags, Notes and Dozens of Other New Feat...
on Wednesday August 20, 2014 @09:58AM (#8202303)
This is the Groupware that Munich will use btw. https://kolabsys.com/news/city-munich-goes-kolab-enterprise
ToS;DR gives best rating to secure Swiss email provider
Secure Swiss Groupware Follows RedHat's Model, Challenges Microsoft
Swiss secure email provider now accepts bitcoin for their services.
Privacy Email Service MyKolab.com Now Accepts Bitcoin
New Kolab 3.1 release turns it into a complete Open Source Cloud solution
Dark Mail as Next-Generation Email to Stop Spying
After Groklaw shutdown: MyKolab as Lavabit alternative, now offering Lite option
Re:Kolab - private email, recommended by Groklaw's last post
on Tuesday August 20, 2013 @07:48AM (#6243026)
Here's what PJ said:
If you have to stay on the Internet, my research indicates that the short term safety from surveillance, to the degree that is even possible, is to use a service like Kolab for email, which is located in Switzerland, and hence is under different laws than the US, laws which attempt to afford more privacy to citizens. I have now gotten for myself an email there, p.jones at mykolab.com in case anyone wishes to contact me over something really important and feels squeamish about writing to an email address on a server in the US.
Re:Forced Exposure
on Tuesday August 20, 2013 @07:45AM (#6243020)
There is also https://mykolab.com that PJ now uses:
If you have to stay on the Internet, my research indicates that the short term safety from surveillance, to the degree that is even possible, is to use a service like Kolab for email, which is located in Switzerland, and hence is under different laws than the US, laws which attempt to afford more privacy to citizens. I have now gotten for myself an email there, p.jones at mykolab.com in case anyone wishes to contact me over something really important and feels squeamish about writing to an email address on a server in the US.
Re:Edward Snowden’s Email Provider Shuts Down Amid Secret Court Battle
on Thursday August 08, 2013 @06:14PM (#6182331)
There's also https://mykolab.com hosted in Switzerland. What's more: It is 100% Open Source, so you can host it yourself decentrally.
After Lavabit shutdown non-US services position itself to take over
Re:Lavabit abruptly shuts down
on Thursday August 08, 2013 @05:12PM (#6181958)
That's already happening. https://MyKolab.com for example is heavily playing the hosted in Switzerland card.
Re:Lavabit abruptly shuts down
on Thursday August 08, 2013 @05:08PM (#6181932)
I'd recommend https://MyKolab.com It is 100% Open Source and hosted in Switzerland where the world's strongest privacy laws exist.