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Try ProtonMail instead. At least it offers end-to-end encryption.
by mtgx 9y ago
Try ProtonMail instead. At least it offers end-to-end encryption.
- simplehuman 9y agoWhat exactly does this mean? Is this just gpg encryption?
- Scea91 9y agoI don't know the full details but I believe that the data are sent encrypted to your browser and you decrypt them locally with a separate key.
- simplehuman 9y agoThis is how ssl works, no?
- Scea91 9y agoThe point is, that they are supposed to be encrypted on the server. So, the only place where they get decrypted is inside of your browser.
- carussell 9y agoFor anyone evaluating services, before you invest too much time, know that Protonmail offers webmail only, if that's an important detail for you.
- marcopol 9y agoThat is incorrect. ProtonMail has iOS, Android and Webmail. It allows integration with IMAP-enabled third-party email clients (like Apple Mail, Thunderbird, Outlook) through an application now in closed beta only for paying ProtonMail users. You can learn more about it here: https://protonmail.com/bridge/ https://protonmail.com/bridge/ cheers