On Wed, 2015-03-25 at 00:17 +0000, ianG wrote:
I think differently - I think a system that doesn't target the masses is
doomed.
Any proofs for this?
OpenPGP (probably not targeted for the masses)
=> still okay and secure
X.509 (absolutely targeted for the masses)
=> inherently broken (unless of course one trusts the Mozilla
CAs, e.g. turktrust and CNNIC O:-) )
XMPP (*intended* for the masses, but basically failed (actually, mostly
thanks to the big players and greedy companies like wotzapp)
=> well, at least people have their freedom
Skype,Hangouts,Wotzapp (targeted for the masses, backed as such by the
big players)
=> people completely surrender to the vendors and
their conditions (and don't these typically
even include that the vendor may do basically
anything he likes with the data, including
selling it?)
Cheers,
Chris.
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