Hi,
Lets not debate about information freedom for now (i wont be surprised
if we end up debating about God and origin of everything).
I want to bring up the privacy/anonymity issue in the traditional
client/server model. For google search, some have put up websites to
help users anonymize their search (Scroogle for example). This for me
did not completely solve the problem, because we still have to trust
those providers, but it does somehow relieve users from worrying about
their privacies being violated. Another solution would be Tor.
Now what about Google services such as GMail, Groups or FGroogle ? They
apparantly keep track of whatever you're doing once you've logged in.
Can i say there is absolutely NO way to gain some degree of privacy or
anonymity while using such services ?
The reason i want some discussion about it is that P2P hasn't shown any
potential of providing above services (Gmail for example) and we are
still very much dependant on those. Am i being perfectionist here ? Is
the reason simply that P2P can't do everything ?
Regards,
Anh
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