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Not sure how that's relevant - it's a platform and a very widely accepted one. It'd be a very convenient keyserver for third party applications (or really ever
by fossuser 11y ago
Not sure how that's relevant - it's a platform and a very widely accepted one. It'd be a very convenient keyserver for third party applications (or really everyone).
If you're worried about them holding your private key then you could generate your pair locally and only upload your public one.
- acqq 11y agoActually, I don't want having to use Facebook for anything. Or any other big site or company. From all the companies, the internet provider can "know" the most about me, but I wouldn't even like them doing more than they are already doing. Google is certainly the second "omniknowing," and I'm not happy with that too. And I don't use Facebook.