Stephan Bergmann, founder of hashID – Prevention by Design, not Surveillance by Default. He has been writing software for more than 40 years and has lived in Spain since 1997. In Alicante he built an internet provider and a WiMAX network. Plenty of people would have paid well to know where his customers went. None of them found out from him. Privacy was his rule back then. It still is.
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