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Silent Circle's iPhone Encryption App AspDotNetDev 6 Feb '13 - 14:47  Source: http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/future_tense/2013/02/silent_circle_s_latest_app_democratizes_encryption_governments_won_t_be.single.html   Article: If governments don’t come round, though, Silent Circle’s solution is simple: The team will close up shop and move to a jurisdiction that won’t try to force them to comply with surveillance.   Only problem is, Apple can remove apps from their store regardless of the jurisdiction you're in. Thou mewling ill-breeding pignut! Sign In·Permalink Re: Silent Circle's iPhone Encryption App bitterskittles 6 Feb '13 - 23:27  It's not groundbreaking; one could always set up a SIP server over OpenVPN (wouldn't even cost anything with an OpenWRT or DD-WRT compatible router), and install an OpenVPN cliet and a SIP softphone app, or roll a softphone app using [insert kickass encryption library here] and SIP/SDP/SRTP compatible library like PJSIP[^]   Silent Circle just makes this technology available to mass consumption in a more convenient way, so I don't see any reason to ban it. Sign In·Permalink

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