This week, Citizen Lab released the Psiphon tool for surfing the Net “freely and securely” by having trusted friends and family members run a special version of a personal p-r-o-x-y server via SSL. Its biggest advantage is that it does not require any client software whatsoever.
I’ll post a full rundown of the tool this week. It’s an impressive accomplishment that, while not the magic silver bullet, is another excellent utility for the tool chest.
Andrew Lih
USC professor and author of The Wikipedia Revolution
This is a step up from worrying if your portal is being used to channel indecent material through the Internet.
It’s the next big thing, like Flickr or MySpace, I think. Consumers and users will turn into “trusted sources,” and then money can really be made or at least, quantifiable relationships and reputations.
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