At 11:26 PM 2/4/96 GMT, Mutatis Mutantdis wrote:
On Sat, 3 Feb 1996 11:30:48 -0700, David M. Rose wrote:
In view of the fact that our government seems bent on abrogating its citizens' rights to free speech, has anyone done a survey indicating which foreign countries have the best Net connections to the U.S. (excepting, of course, Germany and possibly France)?
It may be expedient for Planned Parenthood and others whose points of view differ somewhat from those approved under our "New Order"* to explore alternatives in order to reach their constituencies.
The law makes anyone accessing material lable... even if you connect to a foreign site where it's legal there, if it's banned in the US, you can still get screwed (in theory).
Methinks the time is right for a "PGPScape" web browser.
Rob.
Let me see if I understand this concept correctly. The remote site would pre-encrypt the transmitted data, so that when received it could be decrypted by the requestor according to his (or a temporarily chosen, to avoid disclosing the actual recipient.) public key, so as to disguise both the material and perhaps also the actual requestor? Excellent idea!