> I'd encrypt it myself with something like gpg or openssl on the command line. > This fills a handy gap for a lot of people with smaller needs. You point out

> I'd encrypt it myself with something like gpg or openssl on the command line. > This fills a handy gap for a lot of people with smaller needs. You point out exactly the problem: the people who are technical enough to deal with GPG's UX competently are also technical enough to evaluate whether they should put a particular document through this Send service. I don't think nontechnical people have "smaller needs".