Restoring GnuPG

[ml at sudhirkhanger.com]

On Sunday, October 19, 2014 01:26:03 PM Heinz Diehl wrote:
> Of course, you can omit/delete your pubring.gpg, if you like. However,
> unless you import a public key, you won't be able to communicate using gpg
> encryption.

Are you trying to say if I don't import pubring.gpg I won't import the 
previously exchanged keys and hence I won't be able to send them encrypted 
messages as I won't have access to other people's public keys?

I currently don't have any public keys imported/exchanged. I am just learning 
GnuPG.

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