chaffing

At first thought, chaffing seems like a pretty good idea, but isn't it vulnerable to analysis?

Samsung is pretty clearly already chaffing under Google's yoke, I bet they would easily jump on board the MS Android train.

That's not a conspiracy theory, chaffing to obscure intent and capability is a real thing.

\nAlso utilizing chaffing and winnowing allows you to use almost any kind of service to transfer your data.

But it veers so close to pay-for-keyword-stuffed-article index-chaffing behavior my presumption starts out against it.

Techniques like chaffing and winnowing[0] can be used to provide confidentiality while preserving plausible deniability.

Because you have no team 'o dudes on standby, so your already busy staff are chaffing at the bit to get the certificates sorted out, and potentially not being able to restore service and constantly checking to see Amazon has completed their patching.

Techniques such as k-anonymity, chaffing, adding noise/randomness, differential privacy, etc significantly increase the computational cost and data requirements but not intractably so.

Something like a Facebook graph is already huge, and they surely don’t care quite so much if, all these years later, restraints finally come into play for new information?A far more damaging thing to these social networks would be mega-scale winnowing and chaffing: where OSes and devices basically start to lie through their teeth when apps come calling.

So I'm totally making stuff up here, and my interest in crypto has a hackish rather than academic flavor, but...Couldn't we design a system that doesn't fall in this scenario, by using a constant-rate packet-blasting network that emits "background radiation" even if nothing is happening, and then filters out the good stuff via chaffing/winnowing [1]?

'Only certain people of a certain group because of race and gender can be here'.Since you insinuated I could know nothing of the subject because of my background, and then upon revelation suggest I should know better because of it, I'd suggest to you that instead of making assumptions about me and my background what I should be like, and chaffing at the fact that I don't fit the mold of someone you'd expect with this background, maybe heed what I have to say as it is from a unique position that is not common.