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When an angry mob goes after suspected homosexuals, do you think they stop to authenticate DKIM signatures of emails? I'll give you a hint: no. In fact, it's ha
by baobabKoodaa 6y ago
When an angry mob goes after suspected homosexuals, do you think they stop to authenticate DKIM signatures of emails? I'll give you a hint: no. In fact, it's hard to imagine any scenario where anybody goes through the trouble of authenticating e-mails of a "normal person" who is persecuted of something other than crimes.
- lxgr 6y agoHomosexuality is considered a crime in quite a few countries.
- busterarm 6y agoWell, then if you live in one of those countries or plan on traveling through them, you're probably at risk if you're an open homosexual. If you live in one of those countries and secretly a homosexual, do not send emails indicating that you're a homosexual. You wouldn't tape your key to your front door.