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Because I have no interest in memorizing keys, I store them on disk protected by a passphrase. I don't know if this counts as "Real secure encryption" but it's
by iak8god 11y ago
Because I have no interest in memorizing keys, I store them on disk protected by a passphrase. I don't know if this counts as "Real secure encryption" but it's sure a lot more secure than more typical use of email.
- patrickaljord 11y agoYou can store it on disk protected by a passphrase but that's still not user friendly as way too few people would be willing to or capable of doing so which was my main point. My point is that secure encryption is by definition impractical, inconvenient and not user friendly which makes its adoption by mainstream users very unlikely at least in the foreseeable future.