Showing posts with label polices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polices. Show all posts

Facebook and TOR


Facebook Software Engineer Alec Muffett had this to say about Tor-using “good” guys in the post:
People who choose to communicate over Tor do so for a variety of reasons related to privacy, security and safety. As we’ve written previously it’s important to us to provide methods for people to use our services securely – particularly if they lack reliable methods to do so.

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Modern Masons of the Digital Age

 Remember the lodges...
The oaths, the officers, ect/
 When we re-part online, where do the lines blur?


Can you keep a secrete without telling a lie?


Oaths of offices; Many different organizations require them. Even the United States officials must take them. In a free and open society, with free flow of information, can a firm, even ones based off transparency, hold true to being honest while holding the organization together by oaths if said firm has secretes that need to be withheld?

Hard to say, if you haven't been in that situation, I can see how it is problematic. When it comes to the defense against intruders, ease-droppers per-say, on the society, where secretes must be withheld.

A sacrifice must be made; to hold up the oath or to keep the society free to the information.