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Subject: Re: Large Scale Encryptions by Mobile Phone Not Far Away Now.
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On Tuesday, February 16, 2016 at 12:10:09 PM UTC, Austin Obyrne wrote:
> Downloading "Skew Line Encryptions" and "ShuttlePads" ciphers to mobile p=
hones is very easy and it appears to be nothing much more now than developi=
ng the hardware now for users to be able to  enjoy unbreakable security of =
information as a de rigueur lunch time activity in the future to say nothin=
g of businesses who employ them.=20
>=20
> adacrypt

"Nothing more than developing the hardware now" - yeah, sure, cause all of =
us are going to change phones NOW. Reality check please - people won't be c=
hanging their phones. And if dedicated hardware is needed then something is=
 wrong to begin with.