#yrjojahanna — Public Fediverse posts
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Dear hostages of #Microsoft (looking at you, #HUS and #YrjöJaHanna):
When Microsoft claim that e-mails encrypted with their proprietary algorithm can be decrypted on systems that aren't Microsoft #Outlook, they're lying.
If you absolutely *have* to encrypt stuff, use PGP like a normal person.
I'm tired of having to forward stuff to my friend who has Outlook and have her send the decrypted stuff back to me. (I'm sure my friend is tired of this too.)
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Dear hostages of #Microsoft (looking at you, #HUS and #YrjöJaHanna):
When Microsoft claim that e-mails encrypted with their proprietary algorithm can be decrypted on systems that aren't Microsoft #Outlook, they're lying.
If you absolutely *have* to encrypt stuff, use PGP like a normal person.
I'm tired of having to forward stuff to my friend who has Outlook and have her send the decrypted stuff back to me. (I'm sure my friend is tired of this too.)
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Dear hostages of #Microsoft (looking at you, #HUS and #YrjöJaHanna):
When Microsoft claim that e-mails encrypted with their proprietary algorithm can be decrypted on systems that aren't Microsoft #Outlook, they're lying.
If you absolutely *have* to encrypt stuff, use PGP like a normal person.
I'm tired of having to forward stuff to my friend who has Outlook and have her send the decrypted stuff back to me. (I'm sure my friend is tired of this too.)
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Dear hostages of #Microsoft (looking at you, #HUS and #YrjöJaHanna):
When Microsoft claim that e-mails encrypted with their proprietary algorithm can be decrypted on systems that aren't Microsoft #Outlook, they're lying.
If you absolutely *have* to encrypt stuff, use PGP like a normal person.
I'm tired of having to forward stuff to my friend who has Outlook and have her send the decrypted stuff back to me. (I'm sure my friend is tired of this too.)
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Dear hostages of #Microsoft (looking at you, #HUS and #YrjöJaHanna):
When Microsoft claim that e-mails encrypted with their proprietary algorithm can be decrypted on systems that aren't Microsoft #Outlook, they're lying.
If you absolutely *have* to encrypt stuff, use PGP like a normal person.
I'm tired of having to forward stuff to my friend who has Outlook and have her send the decrypted stuff back to me. (I'm sure my friend is tired of this too.)