Chat: Pick one of the many available. telegram, signal, wickr etc etc

KBFS: personally I switched to gpg encrypting important files on a NAS with encrypted backups to amazon glacier and backblaze.

Git: gitlab, github, bitbucket (just to name a few)

Encrypted messages out-of-band: Just use plain pgp/gpg

tonyarkles

> Git: gitlab, github, bitbucket (just to name a few)

None of those hide the contents of your repo from the company that's hosting it. I suppose self-hosted Gitlab hides it the same way that Keybase does (the company's software sees your repo, but it's not stored in plaintext on their disks)

frio

Yes. I _love_ Keybase Git for instant, immediate, safe backups of private repos. Keybase Git has been an absolutely killer feature for me since it came out and I'll miss it terribly if Keybase-the-software takes a turn for the worse. Now is the time to ensure I've got everything properly backed up, I guess.

https://github.com/spwhitton/git-remote-gcrypt is probably the best alternative for now, but I'm wailing and gnashing my teeth at the prospect of going back to PGP keys. Maybe there's some way to intersect https://github.com/FiloSottile/age and a git remote.