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A Guide to PGP Encryption on Windows
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this post was submitted on 21 Dec 2023
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I have two thoughts on this:
First off you shouldn't be using windows if you care about privacy and freedom. Its just not good for that.
Second off I wish gpg wasn't dependent on a single key. If your key is compromised your screwed. You are better off using a messager with better security if you can like session, simplex chat, Jami and a few others.
Not everyone can do everything at once, and doing something is better than doing nothing at all.
I agree with both of you above. It's a journey and starts somewhere, but he's not wrong with the recommendations, they may just be farther down the road for someone starting out.
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