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> lifts your public keys. That's why they're called "public".
by frutiger 4y ago
> lifts your public keys.
That's why they're called "public".
- voidfunc 4y agoI have PTSD from trying to explain that public keys are meant to be shared despite the word "key".
- yjftsjthsd-h 4y agoThat's okay, my PTSD is from people sending their private key when I asked for their public key.
- naniwaduni 4y agoIt does highlight a critical difference between "security" and "privacy", though.