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It is fine for emails to not be encrypted. The bad behavior is being performed by people who expect them to be encrypted. They are maybe-encrypted. If you have
by bee_rider 2y ago
It is fine for emails to not be encrypted. The bad behavior is being performed by people who expect them to be encrypted. They are maybe-encrypted. If you have an actual need for security, like resetting a password that actually matters, they must be treated as they were designed: non-encrypted, the postcard of the Internet.
If you want encrypted emails, you want some other type of messenger. If you insist on encrypted emails, use PGP or something I guess.
- ttyprintk 2y agoSure, but this article is about the large minority of users who are denied STARTTLS. Asking for standard encryption their server is actively prevented from ensuring.