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> Since we need to know who to send the e-mail to, we should encrypt everything except the recipient address. I would argue all that should be unencrypted us t
by swrobel 10y ago
> Since we need to know who to send the e-mail to, we should encrypt everything except the recipient address.
I would argue all that should be unencrypted us the recipient domain, just like https
- EmilStenstrom 10y agoI agree this would be a good thing. Problem is that then the access of the public key needs to be encrypted too, which in turn means you need to make sure you use HTTPS. I think this would be a good thing, but I'm hesitant to make it an requirement.