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Then it's just one Patriot Act away from being decrypted.

It's like calling an encrypted communication system with a key escrow implementation "secure" or "private". It's neither.

Try encrypting the data on your own machine and then transferring to it an online backup afterwards.]]>Jan 9th 2008 3:38AM