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Well, it is "trivial to set up" as per my link, and they don't offer it as an option, so apparently not. Perhaps they don't think enough people use PGP to make
by mike-cardwell 9y ago
Well, it is "trivial to set up" as per my link, and they don't offer it as an option, so apparently not.
Perhaps they don't think enough people use PGP to make this a worthwhile option to add. But given the service they are offering, it seems like an obvious feature and quick win to me.
- dewey 9y ago"trivial to set up" on your own mail server with you as the only user is slightly easier than rolling it out to thousands of customers, testing it, make sure backups are all working, write documentation for users, collect public keys of users, ... You can't just add a single line with your perl script to production and hope it works for everyone...
- mike-cardwell 9y agoIf you are already providing complicated features to N customers, then adding one simple feature for those N customers is trivial. If that isn't true, then all features are non-trivial to add and you've built your systems and processes badly.