> It's convenient to be reminded of an upcoming flight (that was sent to me as an email from a carrier) when I go to run a search for something related like "fl

> It's convenient to be reminded of an upcoming flight (that was sent to me as an email from a carrier) when I go to run a search for something related like "flight status". That's the kind of automated intelligence that really can make your life better (in small ways). The thing is, that sort of useful service can survive with end-to-end encryption: when I decrypt my messages on my device, I can pass them on to any agent I wish, to include a check-for-flights agent, a check-for-packages agent &c. — and those agents can then post status messages on my local (or even a remote — encrypted, natch) queue. I don't need a cloud service to run a few regexps; my phone, tablet, desktop & laptop are plenty powerful enough to do that.