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I have absolutely no knowledge of these affairs but collecting and re-distributing funds could easily be money laundering

It's easy to obtain that knowledge. Riseup clearly state that:

the police looked at Riseup’s donate page and found we accept donations in Europe through a non-profit organization (“Verein”) based in Germany called Zwiebelfreunde. They decided this meant that Riseup was run by this organization (it is not), and so aggressively targeted this organization.

In Germany accepting donations through a non-profit third-party is not considered money laundering.

Tails Linux 2.2 Adds libdvdcss2 For Viewing Protected DVDs

So with this addition:

https://tails.boum.org/news/te...
https://archive.is/KhhEe

"Add support for viewing DRM protected DVD videos using libdvdcss2. Patch series submitted by Austin English (Closes: #7674)[1]"

[1] https://labs.riseup.net/code/i...
        https://archive.is/hXgYe

Is it now ILLEGAL to use Tails in the United States?

Tails Linux 2.2 Adds libdvdcss2 For Viewing Protected DVDs

So with this addition:

https://tails.boum.org/news/te...
https://archive.is/KhhEe

"Add support for viewing DRM protected DVD videos using libdvdcss2. Patch series submitted by Austin English (Closes: #7674)[1]"

[1] https://labs.riseup.net/code/i...
        https://archive.is/hXgYe

Is it now ILLEGAL to use Tails in the United States?

Tails Linux 2.2 Adds libdvdcss2 For Viewing Protected DVDs

So with this addition:

https://tails.boum.org/news/te...
https://archive.is/KhhEe

"Add support for viewing DRM protected DVD videos using libdvdcss2. Patch series submitted by Austin English (Closes: #7674)[1]"

[1] https://labs.riseup.net/code/i...
        https://archive.is/hXgYe

Is it now ILLEGAL to use Tails in the United States?

Tails Linux 2.2 Adds libdvdcss2 For Viewing Protected DVDs

So with this addition:

https://tails.boum.org/news/te...
https://archive.is/KhhEe

"Add support for viewing DRM protected DVD videos using libdvdcss2. Patch series submitted by Austin English (Closes: #7674)[1]"

[1] https://labs.riseup.net/code/i...
        https://archive.is/hXgYe

Is it now ILLEGAL to use Tails in the United States?

Tails Linux 2.2 Adds libdvdcss2 For Viewing Protected DVDs

So with this addition:

https://tails.boum.org/news/te...
https://archive.is/KhhEe

"Add support for viewing DRM protected DVD videos using libdvdcss2. Patch series submitted by Austin English (Closes: #7674)[1]"

[1] https://labs.riseup.net/code/i...
        https://archive.is/hXgYe

Is it now ILLEGAL to use Tails in the United States?

So with this addition:

https://tails.boum.org/news/te...
https://archive.is/KhhEe

"Add support for viewing DRM protected DVD videos using libdvdcss2. Patch series submitted by Austin English (Closes: #7674)[1]"

[1] https://labs.riseup.net/code/i...
        https://archive.is/hXgYe

Is it now ILLEGAL to use Tails in the United States?

As a result, Saravá's site is down. Here's a mirror of the original statement from Saravá. Also, here's an amusing picture of the group putting new drives in to try to get the site back up.

Here's what riseup has to say about the "hosted in the US" issue: https://www.riseup.net/en/rise...

So, in an effort to hide from NSA you go all out HTTPS. However, to avoid getting those pesky "this site is dangerous!!!" messages browsers show you on self-signed certificates, you buy your keys from any of the larger certificate authorities. Safe? Sorry, no. Almost all those CAs work under American jurisdiction, or on delegation from American CAs. Assuming NSA doesn't get the keys in other ways, all they have to do to get them is to ask the CA and the company would have to hand them over.

With those private keys available they can listen in on the HTTPS conversations in real time, and there is no way for the participants of the conversation to know this.

Amusingly enough, the safest bid (well, to hide from NSA at least) would be to use self-signed keys despite all the browser warnings.

If you still want to get valid keys, here is an interesting discussion on which CA to choose.

It looks like you really need to understand some definitions before you use spout off.

Due Process is basically that law enforcement must follow the law. Show me where there is a law that requires law enforcement to inform everyone involved as to what they are doing. Considering that to put the server back the colocation company had to know about it as they had to let them in. Does it really matter if the FBI or the colocation compant told the server owner it was back?

Unreasonable search and seizure; It might have been iff they did not have a search warrant signed by a judge in accordance with Fourth Amendment.

The server that was seized does not have any Riseup data on it. The machine was operated by the European Counter Network (?ECN?), an Italian technology collective. To repeat: no Riseup service or user data is on this machine. No Riseup keys or certificates are on the machine. Furthermore, the root filesystem of this machine is encrypted.

Full press release: https://riseup.net/seizure-2012-april

These terrorists should not be allowed to use drones. Not terrorists you say? They ruin the lives of fishermen by sinking their ships!

Crabgrass is a pretty unique social networking utility. It is maintained by the folks over at riseup.net, and is free software. Since it is done by the riseup folks, you know it is built with privacy and security in mind... http://we.riseup.net/

Also, I'd like to point out that people who are concerned about privacy and security should consider using
Riseup's Crabgrass social networking system at http://we.riseup.net/ instead of the more popular networks.

Complete "anonymity" online is a pipe dream... eventually They will track you down. Using encryption, you can hide in plain sight.

My advice would be to skip looking "offshore" and just find a local, reputable hosting company that will defend your rights to the maximum legal extent (perhaps one such as Riseup that intentionally keeps minimal logs), then rent a VPS or (probably better yet) colocate your own machine, use a completely encrypted filesystem on the server, and only support SSL connections.

With an encrypted filesystem, even if evil authority figures seize the machine, in theory they could not read your data without your private key. Keep minimal or sanitized logs. Run an encrypted email server, an anonymizing web proxy, a Tor router, an OpenVPN server... the possibilities are endless.

Linode offers great VPS hosting starting at only $20/month, with support for encrypted filesystem images.

I suppose you wanted to say: "nobody is allowed to store your personal data without warning you and giving methods to correct and erase your data."
This is a principle of German "Recht auf Informationelle Selbstbestimmung".

Anyway, I agree with Germany's 'commissioner for data protection and freedom of information' Peter Schaar (wrong name in TFA) that an IP is public, but nevertheless personal data (better term in German: "personenbezogene Daten") because as the 'Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 October 1995 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data' (see Directive 95/46/EC) states:

Article 2
Definitions

For the purposes of this Directive:
(a) 'personal data' shall mean any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person ('data subject'); an identifiable person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identification number or to one or more factors specific to his physical, physiological, mental, economic, cultural or social identity;

Some prior commentators already agreed that a telephone number is personal data (though many don't seem to know the difference between private and personal data). Why not treat IPs the same way?

Please note that not all is well in Europe since telephone numbers (already regarded as personal data) and IPs have to be stored by the associated carriers (ISPs for example) for later processing by law enforcement agencies (allegedly solely) in the course of investigating terroristic activities and other crimes (see 'Directive 2006/24/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 March 2006 on the retention of data generated or processed in connection with the provision of publicly available electronic communications services or of public communications networks').
This is heavily disputed (see e.g. http://www.dataretentionisnosolution.com/ and Digital Rights Ireland challenge to Data Retention).
By the way, there are some proposed methods to disable logging of IPs regarding Apache webserver - et al..

For more information about 'EU Data Retention' see EU Data Retention - doqumentation and Electronic Privacy Information Center.

You're whining because your full-volume encryption setup using BETA software explicitly marked as EXPERIMENTAL in the kconfig broke when your DISTRO (not linux, not the software vendor) didn't test and integrate a new version properly.

Gee, at least you weren't using OS X when FileVault came out... unlike those poor souls, you didn't lose a big chunk of your data.

Honestly, I really don't think Gentoo has done a favor for the Linux community. For enough time it was the default distro all the Kool Kidz were trying, and it exhibits every one of the problems with testing you talk about.

Install lvm2 (great for managing disk space), dmsetup, cryptsetup. Read this page and follow its instructions.

You can create a block device of any size you want using lvm (so long as there is sufficient disk space of course) and then map that to another block device using the device mapper and the crypt filter. The original block device looks like random bytes and if you get the passphrase wrong the mapped block device still looks like random bytes (i.e. there's no way to confirm a correct passphrase except that the result looks sensible).

Once you have set a passphrase, make a filesystem on the mapped block device. Go ahead and use it any way you like.

this page at riseup.net describes some software that supports the options for incremental hardlink-based backups, as there's been a bunch of packages that implement that.

The telephone tax was originally started as a tax to be used to pay for the Spanish American War. Telephones were selected then because they were a luxury item. Why can't we find a luxury item today to tax instead of my VOIP service ?

There are a few websites out there like this one http://riseup.net/nacc/telephone.htm that tell you how to avoid paying landline telephone tax. If they do decide to tax VOIP, just do the same thing. If someone comes back and says my VOIP tax money is needed to fight our current war, then just remind them about the history of the telephone tax and suggest some luxury items that we can tax today ( fur coats, Hummer, super diamond ring, etc )

Some compadres who read /. regularly include:
www.techcoop.info
www.riseup.net
www.resist.ca
www.tao.ca
The collective I work with:
www.shiftcontrol.org
I know that the editor of anarco-nyc.net is a /. reader as well.

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