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GPG files: what are they and how do I open them?

Are you facing difficulties opening unknown files on your computer, or wondering exactly what this file is?
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GNU Privacy Guard public keyring

Files with gpg extension are related to the GNU Privacy Guard encryption software and contain public keyring for decryption protected files.

Further details:

File extension gpg is used by GNU Privacy Guard. GnuPG allows users to encrypt and sign their data and communication with OpenPGP standard also used by Pretty Good Privacy.

These g.pg files contain security key, which is used to decrypt encrypted files created with the GNU privacy Guard.

Open file with:

GNU Privacy Guard

A free implementation of the OpenPGP standard

GNU Privacy Guard for Linux

A Linux version of free implementation of the OpenPGP standard

GNU Privacy Guard for Mac

A free implementation of the OpenPGP standard for OS X

What is the meaning of a file extension?

File extensions are characters that appear after the dot in a computer file's name. For example, the file "unknown-file.gpg" has the file extension "gpg". This is used to identify which program should open the file or what file type it is.
File extensions help you organize and manage files. They provide a quick and easy way to identify and associate the file type with the appropriate software.

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In our database, we have collected a huge number of different file extensions, detailed descriptions, and programs that can be used to open or otherwise work with the file extensions listed in our database.
This database is an invaluable resource for users who want to understand better file extensions and what they can do with them. It also allows users to know different file types with the same purpose.

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