Even with a cert signed by a trusted CA, most people are not going to go through the effort to figure out how to send encrypted mail, assuming their client even supports it!

The only place I’ve seen it successfully implemented is government, where software and certificates are highly standardized, and being unable to send encrypted email is not an option. Your average person barely knows how to use Outlook.

Basically, your cert needs to be signed by a cert authority that the other person already trusts. As you’ve found, nobody really wants to deal with this for individuals.

Generally, what people do is create a self-signed cert and publish it, either on their own site or that of a third party like https://keys.openpgp.org/, then convince people to trust it, usually through an existing trusted communication channel, such as by meeting in person.

Certs and keys are more or less the same thing, a cert just has metadata like being signed by a CA, while keys are solely the public-private keypair and nothing else.

Is the document exporter the only backup system? I’d want to connect it to a cloud backup somehow if I’m going to trust it with all my important stuff.

Editors meaning random users. Shitty people do shitty thing and get banned, not really news, let alone technology news.

Yup. You can probably do it by mail, if you’re so inclined.

Highly unrealistic without significantly redesigning the entire architecture, meaning all your existing equipment will not be compatible.

Beyond that date, they may become less effective over time, but it’s rare that anything will become harmful. They’ll be fine for a long time (if kept in cool, dry, and dark conditions).

You haven’t asked a question or indicated a problem.

What’s the use case?

How have you seen the fruits of your labor?

A few years ago (2018?) I was on Amazon looking for shoes or something, and I used their feedback from to complain that even if I selected my size, it would show me items out of stock in that size. And someone actually called me! It was wild!

Granted, she was clearly working at an overseas contract call center because the call quality and her English were both terrible, so she couldn’t understand was I was talking about, and I didn’t actually care that much to push the issue.

Have you checked your extensions and removed unnecessary ones recently?

And how I get ones that it says are incompatible with my device for no apparent reason.

In that cloudflare is following the law, yes.

It can provide useful info for an attacker. I don’t see anything particularly sensitive in these files though.

That’s a cloudflare page. I don’t think apkmirror is doing it.

Why is this on Patreon?

Here, I took this just now: https://i.imgur.com/GoBOPwG.jpeg

Assigned at conception. In humans, this is always female, as sexual differentiation doesn’t happen for weeks. In computers… idk maybe we have to go back to punched tape?

Real AI, not LLMs.