One of my suppliers sends me PGP encrypted email invoices using an automated system. It works perfectly well for my threat model. Security vulnerabilities in pr

One of my suppliers sends me PGP encrypted email invoices using an automated system. It works perfectly well for my threat model. Security vulnerabilities in processing this may exist, but so they might in every other system; there's no special vulnerability in email or PGP here. I understand that this article is for the secure human-to-human messaging use case. That's fine; I have no argument with this. But outside that context, it makes no sense, yet generic claims like "encrypted email is bad" are being made. This is too broad. I understand that the majority of perceived demand* for encryption may be for secure messaging. On that basis, maybe you think it's OK to disparage encrypted email because a win in getting universal secure personal messaging with the modern desired properties would be worth the cost. But isn't this a strawman? Who exactly is a proponent of encrypted email for secure personal messaging anyway? Who is using PGP for personal encrypted communications today who is being harmed? * Because most people don't care; it's only a minority of advocates who, rightly or wrongly, believe that everyone should.