> The idea of end-to-end encrypted email is ridiculous How exactly is it ridiculous? I understand that email leaks metadata like a sieve, but the contents of e

> The idea of end-to-end encrypted email is ridiculous How exactly is it ridiculous? I understand that email leaks metadata like a sieve, but the contents of emails can still be secured via encryption. > (and ProtonMail's business model is effectively built on a marketing lie/false advertising), No arguments here. They provide a web app to encrypt your emails, making the user trust the server for "end-to-end" encryption, this rendering it useless.