How to create and use a PGP Public Key with GPG4win
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Published 2018-01-28
Create your own public key, import others and use them to send encrypted emails.
I made this video in a hurry. After watching a few videos, I couldn't fully understand how this works. When I finally discovered it, I decided to make a video that is going to be extremely simple, so that people know what to do. Self-understood things are not at all self-understood if you have never used pgp before....
Do watch other videos to learn what asymmetric encryption is, so that you understand the theory behind it.
This video was originally uploaded to my second channel (where it had over 14.000 views), but due to the recent change in Youtube Creators terms of service, I moved it to my first channel.
I initially had my pgp public key here available so that people could test this procedure. Since then, I changed email address and I wasn't able to view or reply to these emails in time. I apologize for that. I have also kinda lost my private key somewhere *facepalm*. The truth is nobody from my friends uses this and I let this get lost into oblivion. If I ever become a reporter or something... I will get back to this. Until then, please don't send me anymore encrypted emails, because I am not able to reply. :D
The feedback on the ASMR-style content is genuinely amusing when you pause to consider the context. Picture this: you're deeply engrossed in problem-solving on your computer, surrounded by silence for prolonged hours, maintaining a serene and focused demeanor. Suddenly, it dawns on you that there isn't a single brief tutorial online addressing the solution you've just unraveled. Motivated by a desire to assist others, you don your headset and begin to record. Unlike many YouTubers who amplify their presence through exaggerated actions or loud commentary to capture audience interest, you opt for authenticity. You speak in your natural tone, which is notably softer, a reflection of the quietude you've been immersed in. While the end result might resemble ASMR, that was not the intention. Nonetheless, I'm grateful for the positive remarks.
All Comments (18)
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The feedback on the ASMR-style content is genuinely amusing when you pause to consider the context. Picture this: you're deeply engrossed in problem-solving on your computer, surrounded by silence for prolonged hours, maintaining a serene and focused demeanor. Suddenly, it dawns on you that there isn't a single brief tutorial online addressing the solution you've just unraveled. Motivated by a desire to assist others, you don your headset and begin to record. Unlike many YouTubers who amplify their presence through exaggerated actions or loud commentary to capture audience interest, you opt for authenticity. You speak in your natural tone, which is notably softer, a reflection of the quietude you've been immersed in. While the end result might resemble ASMR, that was not the intention. Nonetheless, I'm grateful for the positive remarks.
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Απλά ήμουν σίγουρη ότι ήσουν ελληνίδα και μετά βρήκα το σάιτ σου και το επιβεβαίωσα : P Ευχαριστώ για τη βοήθειαα!!! :))
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this tutorial helped me a lot to understand how the program works, thanks.
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Thanks for your help with my homework
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Nice! Thank you.
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Perfect. Good job.
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very useful thank you! i subscribe to see what else you got for me :)
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hello Angelina very good thank you but i need to know how to generate the strength 4096 bits the one you genarate was 2048 bits?
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thank you
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ily
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I get an error when trying to generate a new public key in GPA. I don't get that error when I try to create one in Kleopatra, so unsure what's going on. I guess this tutorial won't work for me.
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thanks!
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Why dont you use kleopatra?
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Sexy voice :P Thank you for information! <3
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I want to know how to create both a private and public key. I believe you just created a private key
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I came here to know how to use PGP; not ASMR
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Angelina, you need an ASMR Tech Support channel.
