You can find who is committing code etc on their Github projects: https://github.com/GPGTools https://github.com/GPGTools And the GPGTools website is registere

You can find who is committing code etc on their Github projects: https://github.com/GPGTools https://github.com/GPGTools And the GPGTools website is registered to Lukas Pitschl: https://twitter.com/lukele https://twitter.com/lukele They are not really hiding anything I think. Also GPGTools uses GnuPG etcpp.. Don't really see an infringement (if GPG is protected in the first place)