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| Safeguarding Data From Big Brother Sven?                           |
|   from the dear-diary-sven-keeps-reading-my-diary dept.            |
|   posted by timothy on Thursday June 19, @14:52 (Encryption)       |
|   http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/06/19/189245 |
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An anonymous reader writes “Now that the Swedish government (in its
infinite wisdom) has passed a [0]law allowing them to monitor email
traffic, a question that I think a lot of people are asking (or at least
should be asking) is: ‘What can I do to improve my privacy?’ The answer
is not obvious. So, what are the best solutions for seamless email
encryption, search privacy, etc? What are your experiences with PGP vs
GPG vs …? In this day and age, why is the use of this type of privacy
technologies still so limited? Why isn’t there a larger movement
promoting the use of privacy tools? Also, what is in your opinion the
largest privacy concern? Search tracking? Email transfer? I believe this
is an interesting question not only for Swedes, but for everyone. Lots of
traffic is passing through Sweden, but more importantly, the Swedish
government is not alone in using this type of surveillance.”

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