Are you even encrypted, /g/?

Is there any valid reason to use anything other than AES?

>pgp
I still don't understand how do I need to have my own profile or at least email when I sign the the result the of encryption.
Fuck I just want to give you a key and encrpypt shit but pgp seems way too complicated.
Currently using encfs crypted folder in my server that I mount with sshfs and then locally decrypt the ecrypt directory.
If somebody could read my server files they would only see ssh encrypted stuff that was crypted by encfs.

>>62482237
pgp is not very hard, in that I know very little about encryption and dont know the rest of the stuff youre saying in your post.

you just make up an email/name if you dont plan on using one then you can just give out your key and encrypt shit.

>>62482228 Salsa20 is much faster on arm/MIPS/non-aesni-x86 cpus

>>62482237
encfs is fine just don't forget to unmount after you're done...

>>62482237 File level encryption have too may flaws. Especially when attacker could make multiple snapshots while you are working with your data

reop and libsodiums sealed boxes for encryption
signify and ed25519 keys for signing

https://macpaw.com/encrypto
how good is this?

>>62483231
hard to say when they don't public specs

For my files/server I roll my own, and I have a work mail which is unencrypted but I have my own email server which I use to communicate with some close friends and family

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Should I encrypt the SD card on my phone or not?
Will it make reads/writes much slower?

I don't plan on storing sensitive data on it, that's why I ask. So unless Android itself stores something sensitive, I don't really need it.

>>62484569
No anon encryption is hardware accelerated

Is pgp really that good?

>>62482078
I use PGP.
Nobody gives a shit about it.