Either way. Companies like cryptoseal and lavabit are closing so that
   the users can't participate in a class action suit against them.
   Decreasing the chances of justice by making the next available court
   room a more controlled one.

   rant: [
   This effects the possibiloty of a night watchman state (where private
   companies compete for the remaining government services that should be
   replaced and become efficient).

   They want to bring the ideology of slow public / government controlled
   entities / oligopolies controlled by people in the BR. Once the
   Business Roundatable's philosophy on businesses affecting public policy
   came true and once they started affecting policies themselves: they've
   decided -> corporate interest is to use all of our information for
   advertisements and so from what it seems no decent crypto or true
   private companies shall make an unregulated alliance better than
   stopwatchingus to stop the death of a private corporation.

   However, this somehow gets us closer to a social market economy. So
   that might be a plus for those that agree but what is a capitalistic
   society who's class structure will resemble a fascist one do with any
   form of socialism for anybody who isn't in their class? Throw some
   conformity in the short run and in the long: starve them with no
   options except possible infinite detention or death. These are threats
   to all companies that are trying to bypass US intelligence or do
   anything anonymous. There will be a monopoly on predictions by
   inferring trade secrets from the direct access of these servers / keys
   / user data. It becomes harder to confiscate decentralized structures
   and data centers if they're out in the sea. Except it may be easier to
   just send submarines missiles or drones but expecting that might be a
   little to schizophrenic. ]

   Does anyone know of a project that connects real dedicated pirate
   ships? That perhaps get docked here and there but ultimately stay
   across sea in a seasteeding like environment?

   That might be the cheapest legal way besides satellites, space stations
   and low orbit devices. Sea regulation, I believe, is easier to comply
   with than air regulation. Yes we are living in interesting times when
   more and more people want to be pirates in order to remain free!

   JJS
   On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 8:19 PM, grarpamp <[1]grarpamp@gmail.com>
   wrote:

     Voluntary shutdown beforehand...
     [2]https://privacy.cryptoseal.com/
     [3]http://cryptoseal.com/team/
     [4]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6585649
     [5]http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/10/cryptoseal-
     vpn-shuts-down-rather-than-risk-nsa-demands-for-crypto-keys/
     [6]http://it.slashdot.org/story/13/10/21/2157225/cryptoseal-shuts-do
     wn-consumer-vpn-service-to-avoid-fighting-nsa

References

   1. mailto:grarpamp@gmail.com
   2. https://privacy.cryptoseal.com/
   3. http://cryptoseal.com/team/
   4. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6585649
   5. http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/10/cryptoseal-vpn-shuts-down-rather-than-risk-nsa-demands-for-crypto-keys/
   6. http://it.slashdot.org/story/13/10/21/2157225/cryptoseal-shuts-down-consumer-vpn-service-to-avoid-fighting-nsa