Re: COTSE?

From: Dave Korn (no.spam_at_my.mailbox.invalid)
Date: 06/28/03

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    "Stephen K. Gielda" <steve@No-Spam-packetderm.com> wrote in message
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    > > BUt if you just want privacy to get away from freaks
    > > and the like I would say COTSE is better...
    > >
    >
    > That's true, we aren't designed to give you anonymity from the US
    > government because we operate under their laws. However, I don't think
    > anonymizer can provide that either for much the same reasons. If you
    > need that kind of anonymity don't trust any single service, use the
    > remailers.
    >
    > /steve

      You could always run a mix-based web proxy like JAP, ya know... ever
    thought about it ? Best thing since freedom.net IMO.

            DaveK 

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