There are no end-to-end secure systems. So you're typing this on OpenBSD? Sure, because that's secure. Your RPM's are signed, so you're pretty sure they're sa

There are no end-to-end secure systems. So you're typing this on OpenBSD? Sure, because that's secure. Your RPM's are signed, so you're pretty sure they're safe? Or you're using Funtoo or Arch and compiling from source? Have you read all that source? Even if you did, did you UNDERSTAND it all? Are you using an Intel Ivy-Bridge or later processor with RdRand? Are you using a phone? Do you log into your webmail from one or more locations? How about email? Do you trust SSL certificates? which ones? And now... are all of those one other person that you're writing to that actually also uses GPG exercising the same caution? :) I'm just saying... if you want to know that you're not being sniffed, you have to simply make it impossibly expensive to do so, which probably means get on a plane, meet and hand the person a note, and then burn it, and then scatter the ashes to the seven winds. Then worry about the metadata of your flight, time, license plate readers, traffic and surveillance cameras. The basic problem is that allowing this continued, blatant destruction of the 4th Amendment threatens the entire Bill of Rights which ultimately threatens the very foundation of our government and the rule of law. Legal power, jail, and bullets trump crypto.