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 <p>One way to close the door on Jack, is to use PGP encryption:</p>
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-<p>the logic behind using PGP encryption is for Bob and Alice to encrypt their conversation themselves, because they don't trust anyone else. <b>Bob encrypts his message using PGP</b>, and no matter where he sends it (over mail, over discord, over IRC, XMPP, facebook, etc) <b>only Alice will be able to decrypt the message.</b></p>
+<p>the logic behind using PGP encryption is for Bob and Alice to encrypt their conversation themselves, because they don't trust anyone else. <b>Bob encrypts his message using PGP</b>, and no matter where he sends it (over mail, over discord, over IRC, XMPP, facebook, etc.) <b>only Alice will be able to decrypt the message.</b></p>
 <p>In short, Bob uses PGP because he doesn't trust the platform on which you wish to talk to Alice.</p>
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-          <h2><b>Serverside Encryption: a Phallacy</b></h2> </br> </br>
+          <h2><b>Serverside Encryption: a Fallacy</b></h2> </br> </br>
 <p>When we are talking about Serverside Encryption, Who is Bob, Who is Alice and Who is Jack ?</p>
 <p>In the case of the <a href="https://iv.nowhere.moe/watch?v=5VEXj09TFNA">Incognito Market</a>, an illegal Darknet Market (DNM), <b>the platform admins told it's users to trust their own encryption</b> </p>
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