What makes you believe the fix to privacy is more likely to originate from a panel than from (a) a semi-random way of bumping into a dinosaur egg, like Twitter and Facebook, or (b) the efforts of an individual, like Moxie Marlinspike or some Google engineer toying with a 20% project?
The fix to privacy is more likely to originate from a project that gets users, like Dark Mail or Mailpile.
Your username in combination with the content of your post is ironic. At what point in my post does it say I'm trying to assemble a panel to fix privacy? I'm looking for people, like Moxie Marlinspike, to speak to a crowd of information security professionals about their thoughts on privacy and privacy-related projects in a panel format. And rather than just assembling representatives from corporate giants I'd like to include individuals from startups.
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What makes you believe the fix to privacy is more likely to originate from a panel than from (a) a semi-random way of bumping into a dinosaur egg, like Twitter and Facebook, or (b) the efforts of an individual, like Moxie Marlinspike or some Google engineer toying with a 20% project?
The fix to privacy is more likely to originate from a project that gets users, like Dark Mail or Mailpile.
Your username in combination with the content of your post is ironic. At what point in my post does it say I'm trying to assemble a panel to fix privacy? I'm looking for people, like Moxie Marlinspike, to speak to a crowd of information security professionals about their thoughts on privacy and privacy-related projects in a panel format. And rather than just assembling representatives from corporate giants I'd like to include individuals from startups.