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And you'll notice it's conveniently not in the Chrome Web Store (where the average user can easily install it). It's better than nothing, but it is a bit transp
by codelitt 11y ago
And you'll notice it's conveniently not in the Chrome Web Store (where the average user can easily install it). It's better than nothing, but it is a bit transparent to have this tool yet not release it into their Web Store (or even better standard in Chrome).
- sp332 11y agoIt's not finished yet.
- Zigurd 11y agoMaybe I'm too demanding, but it seems like all the main web portal/social network providers have the tools at hand to make email secure against the state actor threat: Protocol standards that enable use of open clients, and a social graph and real-time communication tools that would enable a web-of-trust and key signing to prevent MITM. Their ad revenue per user is small and easily replaced by a subscription fee for using their web-of-trust and storage infrastructure.