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Why is GPG/PGP still a pain in the ass to use? Perhaps not for people reading on HN, but my grandma doesn't even know what "encryption" means, much less how to
by cweagans 11y ago
Why is GPG/PGP still a pain in the ass to use? Perhaps not for people reading on HN, but my grandma doesn't even know what "encryption" means, much less how to use it. If you want to increase it's reach, you have to make it easy and on by default in a way that doesn't interfere with normal users (much like how a lot of websites are redirecting to HTTPS, now: it just works and the user doesn't have to do anything).