On 1/9/84 19:84, Andy Smith wrote:
> Hello,
> Can't comment on something you haven't elaborated upon.
> First step, explain why your idea is better than, say, Tor.
It is about solving a problem that counts as technically unsolveable.
The idea is about making any type of traffic correlation including
timing attacks very hard up to impossible. It also would make
statistical analyses of routed traffic, by user behaviour caused network
traffic routing much more catchier. If the product is available it will
be very hard even for government agencies and people with huge amounts
of money and access to large parts of the internet infrastructure to
reallocate traffic back to sender or destination.
Imagine agencies could not distinguish a difference between all of your
users. Does it not sound interesting?
This solutions needs to be developed to reclaim our fundamental rights
technically and enforce our right to privacy. It is right before 1984
and we need a privacy revolution, an enforcement of privacy.