LOL. The establishment Economist magazine says it - it must be so.
Yes, no victim, no crime.
The history of Google's "SafeBrowsing" with respect to Firefox is a real mixed bag. The privacy protections Mozilla asked for from Google were begrudgingly implemented. As a Linux user, I used to just turn it off.
"Here's a guide for you to make 75K a year, learning all of this will take 10 years." LOL
But, no protection from Google in any of this. Sigh.
+1000
Yeah, Android < 5 is a PITA as there is no secure storage. I almost wish I could make this app require Android 5.
This initial version is is very deliberate about who you share with. The idea is that the user is always in control of who anything is shared with. One way to help create your social network will be an "opt-in profile…
If you delete a contact they will not see anything you post after that point in time
That is not the premise. The premise is that this is a parallel network for your trusted friends and family, off limits to the data-miners at FB and TWTR
The link to the source code is in the about screen in the app. Hardly buried. I will have it added to the site, I was unaware of this.
The dataset of all towns in the world with > 1000 inhabitants is bundled into Kloak. The GPS location was originally highly accurate, but we rounded down to 2 decimal places. So if your GPS coordinates match the center…
The way people "follow" you requires you to add them as a contact. Your contact card is basically a public key, but in a more human-understandable form.
Earlier in the thread I mentioned that Kloak came about as a UX experiment in private social networking. We are building on these concepts in another project that is underway now.
Would love to, which will require a bit of engineering on Crypton's server
You must approve all contacts who get a copy of your feed. There is no way to just follow others. It is a white-listed system. Analytics can only be performed by those you trust
yes! that is a much better set of options. I will file an issue.
I dont think the NSA is the 99% threat model. It is data miners who are building up dossiers on all of us to sell to the highest bidder which will raise costs for all of us in the long run. think Insurance companies…
Correct, it is a texting app, and is fantastic. I did not want to build another texting app. As a twitter fiend I wanted a private twitter-like experience. Still, there is much to do.
You share the (wrapped) post key with all contacts when you add them as contacts
Kloak's threat model is advertisers and data-miners. It is an experiment in private social networking. It is part of a set of new applications we are building at SpiderOak. Kloak is more or less a lab experiment in the…
No, it is fully open source from day one: https://github.com/Crypton/statusapp
A planned feature is "export all data"
FWIW, the audit happened directly in the middle of a dev cycle, without any of the normal internal review of that code first. The audit report describes those circumstances in the first few pages. Scheduling audits is…
Encryptr does not ue node.js crypto at all. Just Blink and Webkit's getRandomValues, which is secure
LOL. The establishment Economist magazine says it - it must be so.
Yes, no victim, no crime.
The history of Google's "SafeBrowsing" with respect to Firefox is a real mixed bag. The privacy protections Mozilla asked for from Google were begrudgingly implemented. As a Linux user, I used to just turn it off.
"Here's a guide for you to make 75K a year, learning all of this will take 10 years." LOL
But, no protection from Google in any of this. Sigh.
+1000
Yeah, Android < 5 is a PITA as there is no secure storage. I almost wish I could make this app require Android 5.
This initial version is is very deliberate about who you share with. The idea is that the user is always in control of who anything is shared with. One way to help create your social network will be an "opt-in profile…
If you delete a contact they will not see anything you post after that point in time
That is not the premise. The premise is that this is a parallel network for your trusted friends and family, off limits to the data-miners at FB and TWTR
The link to the source code is in the about screen in the app. Hardly buried. I will have it added to the site, I was unaware of this.
The dataset of all towns in the world with > 1000 inhabitants is bundled into Kloak. The GPS location was originally highly accurate, but we rounded down to 2 decimal places. So if your GPS coordinates match the center…
The way people "follow" you requires you to add them as a contact. Your contact card is basically a public key, but in a more human-understandable form.
Earlier in the thread I mentioned that Kloak came about as a UX experiment in private social networking. We are building on these concepts in another project that is underway now.
Would love to, which will require a bit of engineering on Crypton's server
You must approve all contacts who get a copy of your feed. There is no way to just follow others. It is a white-listed system. Analytics can only be performed by those you trust
yes! that is a much better set of options. I will file an issue.
I dont think the NSA is the 99% threat model. It is data miners who are building up dossiers on all of us to sell to the highest bidder which will raise costs for all of us in the long run. think Insurance companies…
Correct, it is a texting app, and is fantastic. I did not want to build another texting app. As a twitter fiend I wanted a private twitter-like experience. Still, there is much to do.
You share the (wrapped) post key with all contacts when you add them as contacts
Kloak's threat model is advertisers and data-miners. It is an experiment in private social networking. It is part of a set of new applications we are building at SpiderOak. Kloak is more or less a lab experiment in the…
No, it is fully open source from day one: https://github.com/Crypton/statusapp
A planned feature is "export all data"
FWIW, the audit happened directly in the middle of a dev cycle, without any of the normal internal review of that code first. The audit report describes those circumstances in the first few pages. Scheduling audits is…
Encryptr does not ue node.js crypto at all. Just Blink and Webkit's getRandomValues, which is secure