蜡梅并非梅花，那究竟是“蜡梅”还是“腊梅”？
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For decades, Linux kernel developers used Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) to identify developers and their release artifacts. Git's PGP integration enabled signed tags to verify code repository integrity and signed commits to prevent hackers from impersonating legitimate developers.
You can set up Privacy Display to activate when you're asked for a password or PIN, or when you get a notification or open certain apps. So if (for instance) you tend to look at your banking apps when you’re on public transit and don’t want other passengers to see how much moolah you have, Privacy Display seems like a very handy feature.
Strict no-logging policy so your data is secure