> Their security features are awesome. The certainly implement a layer of security on top of email, but as always the weakest link defines the strength of the

> Their security features are awesome. The certainly implement a layer of security on top of email, but as always the weakest link defines the strength of the chain. How often can you use these extra security features, given the capabilities of your peer? Back in the PGP days, I think I was able to send a real (not just some test email) encrypted email less than 5 or so times? I can't imagine things have gotten much better since then. Edit: not saying to give up, but perhaps email just isn't a good choice for secure communication. I've had lots of success with Signal for example.