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It seems after installing the app 1. It logs into email via SMTP / OAuth 2. It creates a folder called delta chat 3. The first message sent to the another us
by foobar_ 6y ago
It seems after installing the app
1. It logs into email via SMTP / OAuth
2. It creates a folder called delta chat
3. The first message sent to the another user is not PGP encrypted but when both users use delta chat the messages are encrypted
If only gmail/yahoo/... supported autocrypt you can communicate with every email user safely, but why would they ? It's a conflict of interest.
Decrypted messages are stored on the client and you can export the keys. Creating a random email address would be an easier way to ensure more privacy I suppose.
Over all the App supports everything WhatsApp does sans VOIP. I wonder how difficult that is ?
- dirtnugget 6y agoGMails business model is basically based on scanning your mail. It should be possible if they can work out how to put WebRTC with transformable streams in there. It’s the most feature complete messenger. Maybe it’s possible to hook it up to ProtonMail