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>The only way to know if something is secure is when it's adopted en-mass and you see if it really was secure or not. That's all that has to be said to a non-t
by fallat 11y ago
>The only way to know if something is secure is when it's adopted en-mass and you see if it really was secure or not.
That's all that has to be said to a non-technical user. Sometimes providing links to more information is good too.
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- gkya 11y agoThis software may not have non-technical users. What are you after?
- egeozcan 11y agoI think one should start by explaining what "a layer 3 virtual network that uses public keys instead of IP addresses" would mean, or what a network is depending on what non-technical means.
- boomshucka 11y agoIf one doesn't immediately understand what this means, they should stay away. The intended audience is clearly people who have some grounding in networking.