[FM Discuss] RF(m)C - Bypass Internet Censorship

[Andrew Thornton]

Hello
        I gave a talk last year at Melbourne [Australia] Software Freedom
Day on "being anonymous on the internet". I talked about Tor, I2P and
alternative search engines as methods of internet privacy.

        So far I have skimmed through the manual. I have to say that it is
very good. I have some ideas for improvement. Let me read through the manual
again. I gather that there is a limit to how advanced the manual can get. In
my talk I mentioned panopticlick and browser fingerprinting as ways of
identifying you as an internet user. Thus I recommded some firefox add ons
such as noscript, ghostery and adblock plus. But that might all be a bit too
advanced for a manual that's aimed at generic audiences. I2P is probably too
advanced as well.

        Is there any time limit to how long I have to comment? Are you
rushing this edition out in a week?

        Great to find this though! I have never worked on a flossmanual
before; most manuals are about areas that I don't know a lot about.

          Andrew



On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 10:32 PM, adam hyde <adam at flossmanuals.net> wrote:

> Request For (manual) Comments :)
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> We are featuring the How to Bypass Internet Censorship manual. This was
> written 2 years ago and maintained by Sesawe.net in france. It is now
> going to be re-sprinted. We *need* your comments to help improve the
> book...
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> please please please :)
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> adam
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