‘FreedomBox’ Is in Danger of an Early Death
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These are three things that are not offered as "turnkey" for a reason. They have serious usability impacts and in all but the most disruptive configurations tend to be incomplete and leaky. Trying to provide them in a magic appliance is either dangerous or improbable.
It's about control of your sever logs & anonymity.
If you control your own server & sever logs you control who can see them. This pre-supposes you have anonymous access to the Internet. If someone wants to legally gain access, they have to get a subpoena.
You can't control logs and to a lesser extent your anonymity if you are a "client".
Edit: Never mind, I found it under contribute on their site...
she doesn't want some dissident sharing her Internet connection even tho she sympathizes, because she doesn't know what they'll be downloading.
she doesn't care about navigating the freedombox interface cos she has enough problems navigating the mall.
my mom represents the market, not her geeky daughter. her geeky daughter loves all this talk about proxytau and encrypt but let's not make this into a VHS recorder.