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Posted: Oct 22nd 2009 10:14AM (Unverified) said
Business users do like the idea of encrypted chat. Not everything fits naturally behind the firewall. If I want to have a meeting with a potential customer in which I mostly show him public stuff, but might want to segue into more confidential negotiations if things go well, being able to do the demo in SL and go into encrypted IM for the confidential stuff might be very useful. Letting a customer inside the corporate firewall isn't something one does lightly. Corporates would also like encrypted voice for the same sort of reason. Beyond that going behind the firewall is probably the most natural thing, although there are some other interesting kinds of privacy that one might sometimes want to have while still being on the main Grid. I hope LL isn't going to unthinkingly forbid all of that...