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>It's a common property for secure messaging systems, and I don't see why emails shouldn't have it too. Because emails, fundamentally, are not, and cannot be,
by klausa 3y ago
>It's a common property for secure messaging systems, and I don't see why emails shouldn't have it too.
Because emails, fundamentally, are not, and cannot be, a secure messaging systems.
- pnpnp 3y agoWhy not? PGP has proven that it’s possible. You can certainly invent a better greenfield solution than email in 2023, but that’s not to say email doesn’t have room for improvement.