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Privacy

After Snowden’s revelations about NSA (although Richard M Stallman has been trying to tell the same before) I became interested in protecting my privacy. I quit using most services by Google. And I started using pgp and public key cryptography

If you have nothing to hide, you should still be concerned about privacy

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