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I personally have no reason to encrypt my emails. I treat the vast majority of them as potentially public information since I work for a research institute and
by jonathanstrange 5y ago
I personally have no reason to encrypt my emails. I treat the vast majority of them as potentially public information since I work for a research institute and think that I should be and need to be accountable for anything I do at work. Whether private or work-related, I generally don't write anything in emails that I wouldn't also be willing to defend in person in front of an audience.