Post-quantum defaults

[Robert J. Hansen]

> Considering the fact that those algorithms are not as well studied as
> the classical asymetric algorithms and already some flaws have been
> found I would prefer not to do that, but use 2 algorithms, 1 quantum
> resistant and 1 classical, combined.
This has been discussed at length before. It is not something LibrePGP 
will be adopting on its own. LibrePGP does not innovate with new 
cryptosystems. It only uses vetted, peer-reviewed methods.

If NIST or other similar groups worldwide decide to adopt layered PQC 
then LibrePGP might adopt these (as yet non-existent) new standards.

If this is something you want, might I suggest talking to NIST?

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