It’s probably wrong to assume that the general public will be sensitive enough to privacy to force companies to compete on that terrain.
But it’s a fascinating topic and I hope to see it in practice at some point.
JumpyWombat
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your gpg example removes the deniability since it proves who wrote the message.
You confuse digitally signing a message with the sender's private key, and encrypting a message with the recipient's public key.
A shared secret implies that the message was sent by someone who knows the shared secret, and that restrict the number of potential senders.
If you mail a message with gpg, everyone knows the public key, and the message is still safe.
The knowledge of a shared secret suggests that the message could be authentic. It makes more sense to use asymmetric encryptions (without signatures).
forced displacement of populations
Isn't it a bit late to bring it up? Like 70+ years too late.
Feel free to continue this game alone.
Bye!
I know you are not a bot because a bot would read and understand the replies.
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A flag should be easy to draw: I'd replace the hand with a stylized fingerprint.
Define "liberals" because in America and Europe the term has different meanings.
Proton's CEO comments on Trump: https://medium.com/@ovenplayer/does-proton-really-support-trump-a-deeper-analysis-and-surprising-findings-aed4fee4305e
I use Proton and I'm happy with it. Tuta seems a great option but it's less complete if you need the full package.
I recommend to buy your own domain.
Why do you people always talk like the most insufferable reddit losers?
BlueMAGA shitlibs
These comments? That's precisely what I did: I politely explained you that you're wrong about me.
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It happened to me at work and it was a very bad period. Even if it ended well for me, no forgiveness.