On 20 May 96 at 2:32, Dave Harman wrote:

! Is there a way to have a remailer de-localize itself and ! relocalize itself over the internet? ! ! For example, could there be several machines around the worlds ! that, when you send an e-mail to it, is routed to differents ! physical places of the world depending on where the actual ! remailer process is actually running? Could there be such a thing ! as a virtual machine runing a remailer that gets to hop from ! physical machine to physical machine around the world? ! ! Just an idea to avoid jurisdiction problems.

This is just what crypto remailers do. Public key encryption with To: 's encrypted at each hop threading through several servors.

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