Internet security expert Rob Braxman https://www.periscope.tv/robmusic/1PlKQrazpqdGE?t=10m33s has set up this...
Internet security expert Rob Braxman https://www.periscope.tv/robmusic/1PlKQrazpqdGE?t=10m33s has set up this privacy, free speech, encrypted site; https://brax.me which is free and also lets you store files and photos. Might be an alternative to consider.
https://brax.me
https://brax.me
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ReplyDeleteToo cheerful.
You know what's going to kill the G+ user base? The fact that everybody will be using like 27 different replacements
ReplyDeleteTravis Owens Exactly
ReplyDeleteViana Yes for sure, it has the common features, but lacks the familiar well-known users... Makes me feel a bit lost just like pluspora does...
ReplyDeleteViana Yup, it is about that thing again; adapt to change. I guess we'd better shape up and go explore the unknown :-)
ReplyDeleteAll these boasts about privacy, security, etc from services set up by little guys and unknowns (or so called "experts") is worth nothing without the weight of industry and business peer review and reputation. I've no idea who I'm really handing over personal data to or how secure and private it really is despite claims otherwise. And I know how it works in small business when it comes to security. It doesn't. It's just secure by being an unknown but as they grow almost always there's a rewrite with realisation that the security is not up to scratch. Then when big enough they get hacked, and shit hits the fan.
ReplyDeleteTim Moore Yes it is a complex matter. One has to get informed whatthezuck.net - What the Zuck! Skynet is happening And then act https://whatthezuck.net/whatthezuck/resources.php and most of us wont and then we get, as Rob puts it, zucked.
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