I read some paranoid stuff such as Wi-Fi antennas' removal and said to join.
6) Then transfer the encrypted file to an online machine e.g. via a USB stick, and upload to as many clouds, online storage providers, email servers etc. as you possibly can.
Hehe, this reminds me of an old saying.
Yes, you, justifiably, feel like you're sharing information that can't ever be read by anyone. By that assumption, you're safe to even message the whole world about the encrypted message. But, how can you be so sure that it'll remain infeasible forever? I mean, yeah, those clouds can't read the content, but that
may be just temporary.
It may remain as is in terms of feasibility to break the encryption scheme, but what if it doesn't? What if after many years, these texts you've hidden from everyone could be read? Wouldn't you wish to have never shared them?
I've deepened it, but the way I see it is that saving the encrypted text in all these clouds is like denying science controversy which is what has brought us to the current science progress. So, in my opinion, since we've rejected these absolute attitudes long time now, I'd just save the txt on my hard drives and sleep easy.
(Assuming the content is very sensitive!)
As for having an easy way to carry both private and public key without remembering long strings neither weak passwords, check
Booknemonic. Just generate your mnemonics and write them down on a paper.
