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Is there a link to the code somewhere on the website that I missed? > function like email. When two users’ email clients support Tildamail’s protocol Does til
by johntash 7y ago
Is there a link to the code somewhere on the website that I missed?
> function like email. When two users’ email clients support Tildamail’s protocol
Does tildamail support pop/imap? If not, do you intend on creating plugins for mail clients to support some other protocol?
> Tilda protects your privacy by encrypting your messages and metadata. Right now, email services like Protonmail can read your metadata, and they can see your subject line because it is completely un-encrypted.
> Also, they're closed ecosystems that don't interoperate that well so there's a chicken-and-egg problem (i.e. your friends need to download Signal).
So tildamail can send mail to non tildamail servers/email addresses? Is tildamail just using regular email and encrypting it like you would use gpg to encrypt e-mails?
(Sorry for dumb questions but the website has zero actual details and looks like a ploy to grab as many e-mail addresses as possible)
- cyrusk 7y agoThe roadmap is actively in development and it will be open-source before it goes live to a small subset of early access users. So the intention is NOT to create plugins for mail clients. There has been a lot of advancement in encryption since PGP (GPG being an implementation of PGP) and the idea right now is to implement a double-ratchet algorithm for v1.0, which has the advantage of forward secrecy. Also, yes, Tildamail will interoperate with normal everyday SMTP emails. Thanks!