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While there are certainly some areas in which ProtonMail can improve, how is E2E encryption via GPG 'incorrect'? Sure there is plain text metadata but other E2E
by KingMachiavelli 5y ago
While there are certainly some areas in which ProtonMail can improve, how is E2E encryption via GPG 'incorrect'? Sure there is plain text metadata but other E2E encryption protocols have the same issue.
- c7DJTLrn 5y agoPM does not state that the E2EE they provide requires use of GPG. Like I said to others in the thread, it's lying by omission. It's made to sound like a 'it just works' feature when in reality 99% of your emails will never be E2EE secured because nobody uses GPG.
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