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If more people became aware how much of their profile resides with ISP's, DNS providers, and email hosts, I think many would prefer such a thing. Google, by the
by baltcode 16y ago
If more people became aware how much of their profile resides with ISP's, DNS providers, and email hosts, I think many would prefer such a thing. Google, by the way is a DNS provider, search gateway, email host, AND an advertiser. It might be popular if it was free (you can still have some advertising), and actually secure. I'd imagine at least a portion of the hacker community would gravitate to it.
Are you talking about this?
http://www.langenhoven.com/code/emailencrypt/gmailencrypt.php http://www.langenhoven.com/code/emailencrypt/gmailencrypt.ph...
I'll check it out, though I thought it had some issues with the latest version of FF.
- retube 16y agoThat link looks like it could be what the OP is after. The _only_ caveat is you need recipients to tell you where their key is stored. It would be good if there was a service that stored public keys keyed by email.