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You not to know I'm hiding anything at all.

• zhemao 13y ago
  Exactly. They may not know what you're hiding, but if they see small portions of your internet traffic are encrypted using a scheme very different from your regular traffic, flags are raised. Then it's simply a matter of sending an NSL to whoever they need to in order to get the content of the message.
  • gizmo686 13y ago
    >Then it's simply a matter of sending an NSL to whoever they need to in order to get the content of the message. If its done right, there are only 2 people capable of getting the content of the message: you and the intended recipient.