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 You can use an empty passphrase if you do not share your private key (if it stays on your laptop, or if you trust the system administrator).
 
-The previous command created 2 files located in `c:Users\your_name\.ssh\` (Windows) or `~/.ssh/` (anywhere else): a public key `id_rsa.pub` and a private key `id_rsa`. The private key is similar to a password. Anyone who owns this file is able to behave as you on GitLab! It should never be shared if it is not protected by a password! 
+The previous command created 2 files located in `c:\Users\your_name\.ssh\` (Windows) or `~/.ssh/` (anywhere else): a public key `id_rsa.pub` and a private key `id_rsa`. The private key is similar to a password. Anyone who owns this file is able to behave as you on GitLab! It should never be shared if it is not protected by a password! 
 
 Open the public key (file `.ssh/id_rsa.pub`) in an editor...