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Are you suggesting that because the only way to have truly private email (in the U.S. at least), is to own the server hardware, the property it's colocated on,
by bashinator 4y ago
Are you suggesting that because the only way to have truly private email (in the U.S. at least), is to own the server hardware, the property it's colocated on, and the Internet connection. Because this is true, but not helpful.
- 0daystock 4y agoThere isn't such a thing as "secure/private email" because its design was not conceived with such things even in mind. The "secure" solutions like Protonmail are something other than email, which is probably the way forward, but I wish it was done without twisting language giving others a false sense of security and understanding.
- bashinator 4y agoI'm more thinking "legally private" than "technically private".