I’m not a privacy nut as you can probably tell from the social media page. However, there are times when sending private e-mail is important and this can be done using encryption. Yeah, it’s a bit techy, but if you need to, you can. PGP is easy to enable for various mail clients – this is a good tutorial. If you use gmail or other web based email, you can use the Chrome extension Mailvelope and import my public key below. Regardless, once you get it configured and import my public key, you can send e-mail to alex[at]teampline[dot]org

You can get the key as a file to import: alex_pline_public_key.asc or you can use a QR code reader by snapping this QR code:

Or copy and paste using:

-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: OpenPGP.js v.1.20130820
Comment: http://openpgpjs.org

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Jsp+b80AGdhlObcXQalc5mUpr3fmMx94JoRjSTfRVgvZWZNmWEoI2YF3ABEB
AAHNH0FsZXggUGxpbmUgPGFsZXhAdGVhbXBsaW5lLm9yZz7CwFwEEAEIABAF
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W5l3NPNMu4kqBY/hG/aA8MWM1vv3ux2WkoS8nQaForF70ZlMN5K6OKpysovY
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6mF01vCsYL/iPxG2L7hI4qsooh4lwPqviYf6tGF2wib+eeH2YQWTS1JwG1rf
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-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----