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Just use Tutanota (€1/month) or Proton (€5/month) and be done with it. They even have free versions if you don't have your own domain. What I'd love to see, th
by grammers 5y ago
Just use Tutanota (€1/month) or Proton (€5/month) and be done with it. They even have free versions if you don't have your own domain.
What I'd love to see, though, is that organizations (banks, authorities, etc.) start using such systems as well so that they can actually send documents e2e encrypted.
- jqpabc123 5y agoOk, how do I force those I communicate with to do the same? Email encryption needs to be standardized and available in common email clients. A few proprietary providers is not a real, effective substitute. But of course, the privacy invading "free email" providers would never play along with this.