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Well, if anyone is surprised by this... you really should'nt have been. I still use it. Lock in effect. But I never would have trusted their encryption nearly
by the_duke 10y ago
Well, if anyone is surprised by this... you really should'nt have been.
I still use it. Lock in effect. But I never would have trusted their encryption nearly enough to send anything sensitive.
- lucb1e 10y agoIf only sensitive stuff is encrypted, encryption becomes suspicious. Add "you don't have something to hide, right?" to using encryption for sensitive stuff and you got a 1984 sequel where encryption is banned or must contain backdoors.