Having 6 levels of trust (or was it 7?) must qualify as the worst UX decision of all time. People barely keep their contact lists up to date (in fact, nobody),

Having 6 levels of trust (or was it 7?) must qualify as the worst UX decision of all time. People barely keep their contact lists up to date (in fact, nobody), let alone categorise them. I had high hopes for Autocrypt, which solves much of PGPs terribad UX (maybe we should call it a porcelain?), but as the author and anyone has noted: simply nobody uses PGP. People barely use email anymore. Social media, messengers such as Signal is where people communicate.