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If you're already going to use gpg or S/MIME then I2P-Bote provides no value IMO. We already have a basic level transport system called IP, and it's quite effi
by admax88q 10y ago
If you're already going to use gpg or S/MIME then I2P-Bote provides no value IMO.
We already have a basic level transport system called IP, and it's quite efficient.
- drzaiusapelord 10y agoYou still need a mail server and all that entails, especially in regards to privacy, management, security, etc. With the I2P-Bote, everything is done for you via the hashtable. No domain to buy, no mail server to baby, no working to get off everyone's spam list because you're a new mail server, and no giving up your privacy to google. Even if your smtp message is encrypted you're at least giving up plain-text info like your email address, the recipients email address, your IP, and whatever user-agent or fingerprinting data can be extracted from your browser or mail client.
- admax88q 10y agoI guess that's true. That being said, if you use S/MIME or GPG on top of I2P-Bote that doesn't remove the original stated concern of having all messages stored and accessible to everyone in encrypted form.