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> However, after receiving the email, we encrypt it immediately using the Proton Mail account owner’s public encryption key. Email contents could still be siph
by doublerabbit 3y ago
> However, after receiving the email, we encrypt it immediately using the Proton Mail account owner’s public encryption key.
Email contents could still be siphoned, copied and shipped before the encryption process starts.
How can you clarify that does not occur between then and that?
- INGSOCIALITE 3y agoWell they double pinky promise, of course
- protonmail 3y agoFor emails between Proton Mail users, it's end-to-end encrypted, meaning the encryption happens client side before the message even reaches the Proton server. If a message is coming from Gmail, then of course that cannot be encrypted until it reaches the server, unless of course the Gmail user is using PGP, which Proton Mail is interoperable with.
- illiac786 3y agoHow do you suggest they technically not read the email at all? It is delivered unencrypted by Gmail, what do you want protonmail to do with it?