Ain't no party like a cryptoparty: privacy goes viral

Across the world, from Boston to Calgary, Oakland to Cairo, people are getting together and learning the basics of digital encryption. During a time when personal privacy is threatened by cybersecurity bills and executives measures all in the name of the war on terror, the government and even private third-parties can easily pry at your online history. At homegrown cryptoparties, though, people can come together and share the tools that are necessary and the know-how that is needed to protect one's own privacy online. RT's Andrew Blake explains.

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[RealityCheckGA]

Love it great Video RT 

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thanks rt

[apokalypteinnow]

very cool!

[Skorzeny777]

This video is giving good advice on how to beat Big Brother. Russia Today, is only one of a few news sources, that I trust. I'm living in Canada, and therefore can't rely on any of the Zionist controlled mainstream media here, to inform me on anything. RT has first rate stories of the issues that truly are relevant to people living here in the west. It's ironic, that it takes a foreign news service to let us know what's going on in our own corrupt societies here in the west.

[Anthony Plaza]

try the "Real News Network" also.

[mamaknock]

Speaking as an American, we have come to rely on RT to give us unbiased information that is happening World Wide. We cannot get that from our local mass media or newspapers as they are now controlled and told what to say..crap stuff propaganda that anyone with a brain doesn't want to hear. Thank God for RT they are our shining light.

[andrewpb]

if you go to rt.com/usa/ you can watch our broadcast streaming 24/7, and also find a list of cable providers that carry us

[mamaknock]

You can find out if it is available on TV in your area....go to their web-site for listings.

I can't get it on cable in my state yet but it is in several of US states. I've requested my cable company to carry it. I can say they are growing in numbers rapidly.

[darrell6776]

Andrew Blake @RTAmerica, thanks for the information bro!

[nriab23]

To be honest I wouldn't care if a station is run by the UK, France, or Indonesia.... If what they produce can stand on it's own merits then I will support it regardless of the country of origin.