Mark Dain
Apparently Facebook now let you paste in your PGP key to have emails from them signed and encrypted! Maybe this leads to more adoption of PGP? facebook.com/notes...
Simon Janes
Your public key I assume? How many people are going to paste the wrong key?
Mark Dain
Probably very few, PGP tends to be used by people who'd know better, which is somewhat unfortunate. It would be nice if it were more mainstream.
Martijn
I turned it on. We'll see what happens. This is also interesting as it puts my public key on the page that is arguably most linked to me personally: my Facebook profile.
John Olinda
That's *very* interesting, although the problem I have with Facebook isn't the data being intercepted but with Facebook itself. Not enough benefit provided for the information and privacy it costs me. Still, it's a step.