If you need any more evidence of PGP being used poorly, just look at Darknet markets. It's effectively the standard for communication with vendors there. Here's

If you need any more evidence of PGP being used poorly, just look at Darknet markets. It's effectively the standard for communication with vendors there. Here's a first Google link for the matter: https://thebitcoinnews.com/how-to-encrypt-messages-with-pgp-when-using-darknet-markets/ https://thebitcoinnews.com/how-to-encrypt-messages-with-pgp-... We can quote: "Don’t let the name mislead you: Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) is better than good – it’s excellent." Definitely at odds with a lot of the community. But lets go on. One of the next Google hits is this fantastic "tool" often recommended for users: https://darknetmarkets.org/pgp/ https://darknetmarkets.org/pgp/ Yes, it's a website that generates your keys for you. Added bonus, "e-mail address: Required". Assuming people are smart enough to use their own local key generator, how many do you want to bet effectively dox themselves signing with real email addresses?