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> Most email users get their email from a website. I'd argue thats not the case. Business users are likely still using outlook/etc. Personal users are likely u
by stephenr 9y ago
> Most email users get their email from a website.
I'd argue thats not the case. Business users are likely still using outlook/etc. Personal users are likely using their smart phone for email.
Also by what standard is pgp "the most popular". Its popular with technical people sure, but there is fuck all support in commercial mail clients. S/mime is supported, and due to ca roots, doesnt require you keep using the sams private key - you could use a new cert every 3 months ala LE if you wanted
- computerfriend 9y agoThunderbird and apple mail are both very popular clients that support PGP via plugins.
- stephenr 9y agoI use the pgp plugin for apple mail on my mac, but I wouldn't want to rely on it for anything business critical. It's usually months after a macos/mail.app update before the plugin works again. Theres no equivalent option for iOS. There are alternative solutions but nothing as seamless. S/MIME is supported out of the box. For bonus ease of setup, I can install the current private key + cert pairs I need with a single provisioning profile.