Micah Langley / is on Nostr

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2024-01-12 02:09:45

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@npub1200…aqy2 They shouldn't be calling you a bigot or anything else.
I sincerely hope you seek mental help with your gender dyphoria - demanding people reject physical reality for you is not the correct answer.

2024-01-12 01:14:24

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@npub1sqf…5skr @npub1hyk…3p33 LOL You're right, it is quite apropos.

2024-01-11 22:16:50

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@npub1wjw…ue5t Look, I do think you offer some valuable services, but I also think your definition of privacy could use some work.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but your transparency reports indicate you only contest ~15% of the gov. orders? What about the rest?
Ultimately, I can understand handing over minimal metadata, but I take serious issue with complying with a government request to actively log data.
Where do you draw the line in the sand? What would it take for you to say "no"?

2024-01-11 21:14:52

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@npub1wjw…ue5t Okay, I'll agree that you do deserve some credit there in the sense that you did protect that activist more than most other services would have.
Where I take issue is that you say you don't log IPs by default, but you will log IPs on request from authorities. I consider that a betrayal when your business promises privacy and security. Did you even fight the "request" at all?
It's like hiring a body guard to protect you, but they run and hide as soon as things get dangerous.

2024-01-11 21:14:52

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2024-01-11 20:27:51

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@npub1wjw…ue5t What? You're still around after betraying your users trust back in 2021? Yeah, I wouldn't touch your services with a 10-foot pole. You had a chance to put your money where your mouth is like LavaBit did and failed miserably.

2024-01-11 20:27:51

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