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The article specifically refers to backward compatibility with RFC4880, RFC5581, and RFC6687. These specifications include encryption techniques. So no. I was n
by daveguy 3y ago
The article specifically refers to backward compatibility with RFC4880, RFC5581, and RFC6687. These specifications include encryption techniques. So no. I was not just "free associating". Please do not assume the worst, because it could be that you just haven't understood the implications of the article.