I thought teamspeak was open source. It doesn't really matter what we
use, though, since nothing but our keys needs to be secret in this case.
Anyone have a time in mind?
On 06/09/2014 10:41 AM, Bill Cox wrote:
> On 6/9/2014 9:29 AM, Kyle Marek wrote:
> > I'm not very fond of the idea of a youtube video as a public
> > warrant canary. If it's what needs to be done to establish trust in
> > us not being compromised, then so be it, but wouldn't it just be
> > simpler to have a group call or a conversation in something like
> > teamspeak over this?
>
> I'm all for having a group voice chat. Faking voices and
> personalities convincingly is hard once you get to know a person, so I
> think that makes a very reasonable way to run warrant canaries. It
> wouldn't have to be all that often.
>
> Teamspeak is OK. Mumble is FOSS, though. I could even go with Google
> Hangouts or Skype.
>
> Bil
>
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