This does exist, I worked for a company which allowed PGP in their
corporate email, but using a doctored version that added a key owned by
the company, so that they could read any email.
Is that Free Software? Well, their PGP version was published, license unchanged, AFAIK.
On Wed, 9 Apr 2025 12:42:59 +0200, Carlos E.R. wrote:
This does exist, I worked for a company which allowed PGP in their
corporate email, but using a doctored version that added a key owned by
the company, so that they could read any email.
Is that Free Software? Well, their PGP version was published, license
unchanged, AFAIK.
Did they prevent you from substituting your own version?
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