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spam and especially phishing will become much, much better it will be hard to trust anything at all

• yacine_ 4y ago
  very simple, just don't read the email
  • akiselev 4y ago
    That’s great. My coworkers are already a step ahead on security!
  • muyuu 4y ago
    I'm half way there, I already have no mates and I ignore most of the email from work.
• SV_BubbleTime 4y ago
  Which will force drive signed communications. So... win.
  • muyuu 4y ago
    Yea in a sense it will be a win, but it will up the stakes. A lot of people with get scammed. A lot more than right now.
    • SV_BubbleTime 4y ago
      Disagree. Adding signed communications as the default to replace email's completely nonsense zero encryption model is not upping the stakes. Email is the most successful federated software in the universe, but it's fucking time to get some encryption and authn.
      • muyuu 4y ago
        you are having a good laugh if you think the average granny is going to do that anytime soon
        • MichaelZuo 4y ago
          Why would they? If actually implemented it will be a few checkboxes behind a prompt next time they login.
        • SV_BubbleTime 4y ago
          Yea, lol, what was I thinking!? It’s not like my granny uses TLS ECDH SHA1 right!? Oh, wait, everyday she does? The tools adapt; email has never had to.
          • muyuu 4y ago
            the tools will only adapt when a large number of people have got burnt as always happens