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Emails are inherently flawed for security/privacy. If you're sending something you think nobody should see it don't do it with emails.
by Not_Admin 4y ago
Emails are inherently flawed for security/privacy. If you're sending something you think nobody should see it don't do it with emails.
- imhoguy 4y agoYou can say the same about any Internet-connected device communication.
- Not_Admin 4y agoYes you can, not everything we use needs to have military-grade encryption. Things like email should be kept simple. This is the problem we have with software today, everything is just glued together to produce a pile full of complex shit. "Oh.. lets add end-to-end encryption for gmail so people can be at rest when receiving their spam promotion emails".