@CIA@NSAGov@GCHQ@XChiefMI6 I hope you add it to your repertoire.
...all of your agents can use it now. I dare you to make it the same, but lightweight. I hope Allison Nixon figures it out...@nixonnixoff
@CIA@FBI@DeptofWar@NSAGov@GCHQ Just putting it out there, with if I'm right, it probably does happen if the encryption was read wrong. I would examin that further, to see if it limits the answer, but I'm not sure if it would or not. If you catch my drift...
@CIA@FBI@DeptofWar@NSAGov@GCHQ It's kind of important if you read the pdf on the post I'm replying to, because it explains something that I'm not sure is actually possible. I haven't figured out how to replicate it, but maybe you can. It's important to know, if you're trying to send an encrypted password.
Pdf Password Protector by Jak Developer on Google play, works well with Google drive. Although, for some reason I had to transfer the files using my phone's own file viewer.
Note: You need internet access to use it. It has other tools for pdfs, and images to pdfs, watermarking.