TheOldFellow wrote:

Just replying so that the group can see.

Clever, but if I was undergoing any nefarious activity, I would certainly
not transmit such information electronically - encrypted or not.

Governments are now spending millions on technology to try and crack the
codes - and besides, I can see a day coming whereby it will against the law
to use such methods of data transmission, and ISPs will be told to either
'block' such messages or redirect them to decoding stations.

This thought is from something that I read a few days ago where terrorists
are now using paedophile websites to encrypt and send messages to each other
and I can't see that door being left open for too long.

Fantasy?

But 40 years ago, who would have believed that you could be tracked across
the country simply by withdrawing cash from a machine or using a card to buy
things in a shop?

Nice to stir things up once in a while eh? *eg*

Unbeliever