Is PGP still private?

I'm interested in PGP 5.x, but I don't understand the criticism of it. Do
certain versions of PGP have GAK or CMR capability built in? If I use such
a version to send a message encrypted with Alice's public key, will someone
other than Alice, such as the FBI, be able to read it without my knowledge
or consent?

If the answer to that question is on some FAQ, please point me to it.


-- Rollo Silver <rollo(_at_)artvark(_dot_)com>

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