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  Zand 7 years ago

  @Bouncyballboy I think OpenPGP is A end-solution to the privacy issue(thought the 4096bit can be cracked by quantum computers this time.) For individuals, AES or openPGP is the hope:(

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  Bouncyballboy 7 years ago

  @Zand Mostly that means using internal plus external 1-4TB/each HDDs in addition to a flash drive, usually sans cloud storage. But since you mentioned it, I am extremely concerned about my privacy and wish I started caring a lot more a long time ago. Big Data has an edge on/over privacy protection when it comes to capitalising on initial overall ignorance. I wish my privacy was protected properly legally (by my local government and internationally the most influential ones, eg US,GB,EU,JP,KO,…).

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  Zand 7 years ago

  Total in 64GB, stored about a half... If you store things in many places, that's okay, but if there is a privacy concern? @Bouncyballboy

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  Zand 7 years ago

  I've lost the ruddy keys also, so sad.. @Johnnynull

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  Johnnynull 7 years ago

  My most important USB is on my keyring. Not losing that!

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  Bouncyballboy 7 years ago

  How many gigabytes was it? I hate it when I've lost USB drives. I've started having data stored in as many places as I can.

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