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grep "gpg" - no results grep "pgp" - no results What in the what. Oh come on, how can you go through all this effort writing how share secrets with them, a
by urda 8y ago
grep "gpg" - no results
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What in the what. Oh come on, how can you go through all this effort writing how share secrets with them, and there's zero mention of an actual public key?
- Symbiote 8y agoYou need a -i, they have PGP in upper case, with a public key.
- urda 8y agoWhere, It's literally no where on the linked page: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/19/reader-center/confidential-tip-line.html https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/19/reader-center/confidentia... It's not there. Edit: I do see the sub-linked page now, easily missed with it just being a hyper link on the phrase "tips page". But as my original comment mentioned, it's not on the article page (directly) at all. To the user downvoting me: yeah sorry the original comment still stands and is 100% accurate. If you have something meaningful to add to the conversation actually add it.
- pests 8y agoSorry you couldn't read. Yeah, your original comment is 100% accurate. But is it so hard to click another link? You are technically correct but you are just doubling down to preserve your "correctness" instead of admitting you didn't look hard enough.
- sbradford26 8y agoAll of the more detailed information is on a tips page that they link to. https://www.nytimes.com/tips https://www.nytimes.com/tips
- urda 8y agoThat's good to see they have it then! Shame they don't call it out on the actual article page. To the user downvoting me: yeah sorry the original comment still stands and is 100% accurate. If you have something meaningful to add to the conversation actually add it.
- aidenn0 8y agoThey mention it indirectly on the article page, as they do mention encrypted e-mail, and on their tips page, PGP is the only method suggested for encrypted e-mail.