mikh3l

I love the work and mission of Freedom of the press Foundation. Specifically, I think that securedrop and tails are steps in the right direction for 1st amendment rights as well as for protecting sources and whistle blowers. However, the system supported by Freedom of the press is both prohibitively expensive and confusing (for those who know nothing of cyber security and encryption). What steps is Freedom of the press taking to make privacy more accessible?

"Prohibitively expensive" was a poor choice of words. What I was getting at is that, at the moment, privacy comes at a premium (whether it be know-how or monetary) and was wondering what FoP was doing to deal with that specific issue. I am currently in the process of trying to set up a secure system using a couple old laptops I have lying around. With that said I think what you guys are doing is incredible and fully support your mission.

Thanks for your time and I am excited to see what you come up with in future releases.