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I agree with you, but sadly things like PGP are not universally adopted and can be a PITA to explain to someone not technically inclined. So it all boils down t
by mistaken 10y ago
I agree with you, but sadly things like PGP are not universally adopted and can be a PITA to explain to someone not technically inclined. So it all boils down to the lack of standardized an universal encryption in e-mail.
- nilved 10y agoThere is a standard, and the fact that it's not universally adopted is more of a social problem than technical.
- geocar 10y agoThen sadly you don't have security. Understanding the threat model is fundamental: If you don't know what this protects against, it might as well protect against nothing at all; My ISP received my emails in plaintext, so I have to assume that they've got a plaintext backup of those emails.