GPG TOR OTR WTF On.CryptoParty4.io | Street sticker in Berlin

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Berlin

A sticker with the text "GPG TOR OTR WTF" and the website address "On.CryptoParty4.io" is affixed to a pipe. The sticker is black with white text and has a minimalist design. The background shows a brick wall.

GPG TOR OTR WTF On.CryptoParty4.io

#security #cryptoparty #encryption #tor #germany #internetprivacy #privacy #anonymity #otr #digitalprivacy #berlin #gpg

23 December 2020 12

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