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Thats right, you are right. Hard to get the common public to learn to read it though. After all, its better to have a weaker 'substitution cipher' that people
by rtauati 11y ago
Thats right, you are right.
Hard to get the common public to learn to read it though. After all, its better to have a weaker 'substitution cipher' that people can read, than pure hieroglyphic language (that only CS kids like us can/want to learn)
The interpreter wouldn't be hard to write, but how to teach hieroglyphic composition, on a keyboard? Tall order.
This is v1. v2 will have a smarter designer. :)
I designed it for to provide a single layer of 'glance encryption' to give people the ability to obtain ambient information from push notifications without sacrificing privacy.
The alternative is the current model: private personal messages on push notifications.
Working on making it better.
- rabbyte 11y ago"Glance encryption" is better referred to as obfuscation. People naturally understand how to use emoji in context to other statements they're making. This is an emoji argot, an obscure language used to throw off casual spying.
- rtauati 11y agoYes, I had to quickly add the ... single layer...in front of the glance encryption. Argot. nice word btw. How to make this better? Any ideas?