Tag Archives: Privacy

GPG Tutorial

Posted on 2013-07-14 by jcs

If you aren’t already using GPG (or one of its OpenPGP brethren) you should start. Happily, Alan Eliasen has a nice tutorial on how to set up and use GPG. The tutorial covers everything you need to use GPG in … Continue reading →

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The Good Guys and Bad

Posted on 2013-07-12 by jcs

There’s a tiny ISP in Utah, USA. It has a sole proprietor and very limited resources. Still, it does what few others are willing or able to do. For the last 15 years, Xmission has refused to honor any request … Continue reading →

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AT&T: All Your Data Are Belong To Us

Posted on 2013-07-11 by jcs

Editorial Note: In the aftermath of the NSA revelations, I’ve been writing more and more posts on privacy and ways to help secure it. From this post on I will use the tag “Privacy” to mark these. AT&T, my wireless … Continue reading →

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