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On 06/09/2011 01:27 PM, Doug wrote: > Every September, I have skipped the meeting. Since I am just a nerd > with a few public web sites and an open source project, I don't feel a > need to encrypt anything. I would be interested to hear why people in > BLU uses encryption. I make sure to use it when my wife sends me email to my work email address. My employer doesn't need to be reading my personal email (there are laws against employers reading personal mail, but why trust people to abide by the law when you don't have to?). I also opportunistically use it whenever I can with other people, not out of need but more to establish the habit (like wearing a seat-belt). Other than the aforementioned personal correspondence, I'm generally far more interested in signing than I am in encryption. Although I have to say, I've been impressed lately by my insurance agent and my mortgage broker in that they've graduated to sending me things in encrypted zip files (when what they're sending includes sensitive personal data of mine), and they don't balk at all when I send them encrypted zips. They're inching closer to the right solution... Matt
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