Subj : PGP / GPG end to end encryption on FSNs
To   : Al
From : Digital Man
Date : Wed Aug 16 2023 11:40 am

  Re: PGP / GPG end to end encryption on FSNs
  By: Al to Ganiman on Sat Aug 12 2023 11:30 am

 > If you want to be sure of privacy you could UUEncode (or similar) and the
 > recipient could UUDecode the message when they get it.

Others will likely point this out too, but I didn't see any such responses yet:

UUencode is not encryption. It's just a way to encode arbitrary binary data into a subset of ASCII characters that are more universally transferrable. Base64 and yEnce are similar solutions to the same problem - nothing to do with privacy.

Just an FYI. :-)
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