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Even for programmers like me it makes no sense (to use it, not to comprehend ;)). I don't sign my emails, and I don't expect my contacts to sign their emails.
by koonsolo 8y ago
Even for programmers like me it makes no sense (to use it, not to comprehend ;)).
I don't sign my emails, and I don't expect my contacts to sign their emails. I also don't see how the effort would bring a proper "return on investment". It would basically change nothing for me or my contacts.
This is an infrastructural problem, and needs to be solved at that level. The user has nothing to do with it, doesn't understand it, doesn't know what problem it solves.
- wccrawford 8y agoActually, just the title of this article got me a little excited about making it happen for my emails. So I Googled how to make it happen for GMail. The options seem to be some browser plugins, or switching to another service. It is not handled by Google at all. That's a non-starter then, because I access my GMail account from the app some of the time, and there's no point in "some of the time security". Once GMail supports something like this, it'll take off a lot faster.