Facebook users can now add OpenPGP keys for improved e-mail security
http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/06/facebook-users-can-now-add-openpgp-keys-for-improved-email-security/
Facebook has announced that its users can add an OpenPGP public
key to their profile. This will allow Facebook to encrypt
notification e-mails, and for others to use the public keys for
encrypted communications. Facebook is "gradually rolling out" this
experimental feature, which will be available from your account's
Contact and Basic Info page.
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