E2E encryption has a very long way to go. If PGP or S/MIME were the answer it would had successes (conquered the world) by now. I do appreciate the security adv

E2E encryption has a very long way to go. If PGP or S/MIME were the answer it would had successes (conquered the world) by now. I do appreciate the security advocates preaching PGP, but in all fairness it may be a lost cause. Some security is better than none and so we should applaud google and others' initiative to improve the encryption at the transport (SMTP protocol) level, without too much involvement of the end-user. And hope more will follow, whatever it may be. https://gmail.googleblog.com/2016/02/making-email-safer-for-you-posted-by.html https://gmail.googleblog.com/2016/02/making-email-safer-for-... https://openbit.eu/projekte/trusted-internet-services/ https://openbit.eu/projekte/trusted-internet-services/