> How do you solve the user experience problem associated with PGP in terms of sharing keys? Rely on keybase.io and keyservers to offer some potential matches

> How do you solve the user experience problem associated with PGP in terms of sharing keys? Rely on keybase.io and keyservers to offer some potential matches + in the future work on a better protocol for key discovery (e.g. key discovery as an smtp extension). This was talked about before, and in the past our competition showed interest in supporting it. > You cannot send an encrypted email to someone you have never communicated with before, right? Yes, unless you generate a keypair as the sibling comment suggests. That's not something we're considering yet, I'm not sure yet how it would affect our policy of "zero knowledge" (misappropriation of a cryptography term, meaning that the server doesn't have access to unencrypted data at any time). > Do you have a blog or anything to follow? Subscribe to our mailing list ( https://oakmail.io/ https://oakmail.io/ ) or hit me up at my username at google's email service.