[KingZil]

thanks, this is actually what we used for the initial backup, but what we foresee in the future is how to "get" the information out, because in a few decades, these media name may get forgotten all together. We also need to host the video files, which can be tricky on there.

[noduerme]

if you want to stream the video... you need hosting in a neutral country like Switzerland and you will pay a lot for it, especially if it gets any attention at all and the unfriendly government starts to dDos it. You probably want to have it as a set of torrents, mirrors, and pop it up in different locations. Don't rely on a single locale. Again, 6Tb is not a lot. Make a site with nothing but links, hold the data in mirrors and torrents. Also, only pay for hosting in crypto and use fake EVERYTHING. fake name fake IP, fake browser when you set it up. Let paranoia guide you. If you think you're being too paranoid, you're not being paranoid enough.

[ChuckNorris89]

>you need hosting in a neutral country like Switzerland

Switzerland is only neutral on paper and has a history of letting itself and it's tech companies influenced by powerful foreign nations (the German-US - Crypto AG scandal , ProtonMail sharing info on some of its French users to the French authorities, etc.)

You might get good protection if you're a Swiss citizen living in Switzerland, but if you think Switzerland is some bastion of digital safety for foreigners, think again. If you're a foreigner, the Swiss authorities will not hesitate to throw you under the bus if you're being targeted by another powerful nation state with influence in Switzerland.

[noduerme]

I don't think Swiss authorities would take down a site with video evidence of human rights abuses at the behest of the Chinese government. But hey, maybe times have changed.

[herbst]

> you need hosting in a neutral country like Switzerland and you will pay a lot for it

If you are actually interested in Swiss hosting for whatever reason, there are plenty of VPS & Dedicated offers these days, like Exoscale, that offer really fair pricing comparable to Vultr or DO