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Because it has a shitton of issues. The implementations aren't great, cryptographic issues, memory safety issues, stable API/ABI issues. It's still not supporte

Because it has a shitton of issues. The implementations aren't great, cryptographic issues, memory safety issues, stable API/ABI issues. It's still not supported well by software that could use these features.

GekkePrutser 6y ago
Most of the security issues are mitigated by using a hardware token to do the actual encryption anyway.
- Avamander 6y ago
  Those are expensive
  - georgyo 6y ago
    You do realize that the solokey is a hardware token....
    - Avamander 6y ago
      Yes, but a Solokey is half the price of a Yubikey that could do the encryption implied by OP. And to be fair, even Solokey is too expensive for most.