Thanks to the cypherpunks, we now have the ability to control digital territory without controlling the physical machines on which that territory lives. Cryptography gives the data owner the ability to deny access to the data from anyone - even the computer owner. This is not new technology, so why don't more people take control of their digital territory? What holds you back, anon?.
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2023-09-23 17:04:33
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2023-09-23 17:04:33Event JSON
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