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You can encrypt those emails with PGP, the best encryption there is. A good email client can also learn to automatically encrypt when you send to a specific em
by bad_user 7y ago
You can encrypt those emails with PGP, the best encryption there is.
A good email client can also learn to automatically encrypt when you send to a specific email, so you can send to a specific alias (with a plus or subdomain aliasing scheme).
- ocdtrekkie 7y agoBut then will your diary service work right with it? Honestly, you should use a mail server that isn't from an ad company. And then if you also want to layer encryption on top, feel free. (Also, calling PGP "the best encryption there is" might be a bit of hyperbole.)
- bad_user 7y agoI don't use a mail server from an ad company. And the company's business model is absolutely irrelevant actually. You still need end to end encryption. > "But then will your diary service work right with it?" Yes, it's called an email archive. It's searchable too. All you need is an email client that supports PGP. I personally use Mailmate. And I've got email going back to 2004, while I no longer use any apps or online services from 2004 (most died).
- tptacek 7y ago"The best encryption there is"?