[from occupied ga]

Your emails are not nearly as private as you think.

Actually they're just as private as I think. That's why any document that I don't want to be part of the public record I encrypt with GPG and send as an attachment. Let the feds have fun trying to break that. Sometimes my friends and I just encrypt web pages and send to each other just to throw off traffic analysis too.

[zeugma]

Actually they're just as private as I think. That's why any document that I don't want to be part of the public record I encrypt with GPG and send as an attachment. Let the feds have fun trying to break that. Sometimes my friends and I just encrypt web pages and send to each other just to throw off traffic analysis too.

Excellent. It's also a good idea to salt your public key with plenty of keys that you'll  never use.

Way back when, I knew folks who would have key-signing parties. These are also excellent opportunities to swap grocery store 'loyalty' cards so as to make their databases as useless as possible.