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You shouldn't have to set up your own server to have secure communication. It should be the default for all users.
by dublinben 10y ago
You shouldn't have to set up your own server to have secure communication. It should be the default for all users.
- mxuribe 10y agoRight now, yes, agreed that to "set up your own server" is not for the casual user...but eventually setting up a server should be as a straight-forward affair - not unlike installing an app from an app store/marketplace. Also, remember that there was a time when casual users would go through the set up of local/desktop clients in order to simply read/write email - e.g. outlook express, thunderbird, apple's mail app, etc. Whether we call it setting up a server, or installing/setting up an app., eventually it won't make much difference.