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: Perhaps the fact that an email is encrypted (or pretends to be) at all? Most emails aren't encrypted, or none of the ones I send or get are. :D [[Special:Contributions/59.10.72.121|59.10.72.121]] 06:28, 4 March 2013 (UTC) | : Perhaps the fact that an email is encrypted (or pretends to be) at all? Most emails aren't encrypted, or none of the ones I send or get are. :D [[Special:Contributions/59.10.72.121|59.10.72.121]] 06:28, 4 March 2013 (UTC) | ||
: what is funny, is that nobody can read the signatures -- and therefore they a less than pointless, as the gives a false sense of security. | : what is funny, is that nobody can read the signatures -- and therefore they a less than pointless, as the gives a false sense of security. | ||
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I think merely the fact that PGP is in the email itself suggests the sender of the email is probably just a big nerd and therefore can be trusted. {{unsigned|153.90.91.1}} | I think merely the fact that PGP is in the email itself suggests the sender of the email is probably just a big nerd and therefore can be trusted. {{unsigned|153.90.91.1}} |