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I mean if you're retarded and you keep your passphrase stored in the email client or in a plain text file then that's on you, you shouldn't obviously be doing that. The point I'm trying to make is that getting your private key regardless if it's armored or not doesn't mean all your emails from that moment on are compromised unless they also have the passphrase, which they shouldn't if you care about opsec.