Private I: It's time to encrypt everything<article>
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If we’ve learned anything from the last few years, it’s that given the opportunity to snoop on or scarf up our data or our metadata, criminals, business, and governments have a lot in common. They may have different ends that drive why they want to look at our email and transactions, listen in to phone calls, track with whom we communicate, and follow our location, but it all involves a lack of consent.</p><p>
We can take action into our hands and reject their assault on our privacy by encrypting as much of our data as we can, mostly in transit when it’s at its most vulnerable. Tools have never been more powerful, and we’ve never had as many options from which to choose. It’s about to get even better.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2849817/private-i-its-time-to-encrypt-everything.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Private I: It's time to encrypt everything
