Patrick Sensburg, chairman of the German parliament's National Security Agency investigative committee, now says he’s considering expanding the use of manual typewriters to carry out his group's work.
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LOL!!! I couldn't stop laughing. Can't remember the last time I set my eyes on a typewriter... Mhen, that device was really awesome.. :D
With all the spying and hacking going on, especially from the Chinese government alone in hacking I would go back to low tech typewriters for security reasons also. That being said still won't absolutely stop the spying of said documents though('! ')
Why don't you just create a network of computer that is not "online" to everyone else? If that fails just go back to say DOS and make a program that covers you up?
It just seems more convenient than a type writer. Those things are an absolute pain to use.
If it's an inside leak, then build computers that have no USB ports or disc drives, along with a private network, so that nobody can steal the files.