> Each public key must be signed before messages from the owner of that public key can be decrypted. Nope. > Your public key must be sent to anyone to whom yo

> Each public key must be signed before messages from the owner of that public key can be decrypted. Nope. > Your public key must be sent to anyone to whom you send an encrypted email. Nope, you need theirs. I get it, in the current year, it's cool to bash gpg because it's sooooo complicated. There may even be some merit to that argument, but it's pretty lame if the argument is based on not understanding the very basics of public key cryptography.