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by mark_l_watson 4715 days ago
Thanks, that looks useful. Quick questions: would non-tech friends and family be able to use this? Problems being behind a NAT?
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You should just exchange your public keys with your friends. The software makes this easy: it can create an email with your public key and open your default MTA for sending it to your friends. Then they can easily import the received email (with your public key attached). Then, of course, they should send their public keys to you.

There is no problem being behind a NAT, it supports UPnP / NAT-PMP port forwarding.