<p>Should I make a <code>Dogecoin</code> wallet addresses encryption?</p>

<p>If yes, what are the pros and cons and how it is made on linux - <code>Ubuntu 13.10</code>?</p>

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2014-02-10T22:22:13.087Z
@GregHewgill I can see how this can help me to enable encryption in my situation?
gotqn
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2014-02-10T22:48:41.193Z
Encryption of a Dogecoin wallet is pretty much the same as encryption of a Bitcoin wallet, so the answers to the linked question are applicable here. Whether or not you *should* encrypt your wallet, that's up to you.
Greg Hewgill
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2014-02-11T19:33:49.527Z
@GregHewgill The `Dogcoin` wallet has  built-in encryption - since in a lot of tutorials it it shown. In github there is ticket about issues with this interface, which I can say is totally missing in Ubuntu 12.10 and wallet version 1.5.1
gotqn
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How to set Dogecoin Wallet Encryption?
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# How to set Dogecoin Wallet Encryption?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-02-10)

Should I make a `Dogecoin` wallet addresses encryption?

If yes, what are the pros and cons and how it is made on linux - `Ubuntu 13.10`?

**Tags:** linux, ubuntu, encryption, dogecoin

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: @username_1 I can see how this can help me to enable encryption in my situation?  
> **username_1**: Encryption of a Dogecoin wallet is pretty much the same as encryption of a Bitcoin wallet, so the answers to the linked question are applicable here. Whether or not you *should* encrypt your wallet, that's up to you.  
> **username_0**: @username_1 The `Dogcoin` wallet has  built-in encryption - since in a lot of tutorials it it shown. In github there is ticket about issues with this interface, which I can say is totally missing in Ubuntu 12.10 and wallet version 1.5.1  

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