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Not sure what OP was getting at (maybe the difficulty of deniability using GPG/GPG-encrypted mail defaults), but you'd still be sending to a recipient's long-li
by jancsika 8y ago
Not sure what OP was getting at (maybe the difficulty of deniability using GPG/GPG-encrypted mail defaults), but you'd still be sending to a recipient's long-lived public key.
That's practically different than a system like OTR that has forward secrecy by default.
- tanderson92 8y agoSince anyone in the world can encrypt to a PGP public key, deniability is trivial. It is true that some systems (like enigmail) also encrypt to your own public key when sending messages, but this is also easily deniable.