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That's all wonderful, really; but it's not exactly practical for everyone to do for themselves.
by wahsd 14y ago
That's all wonderful, really; but it's not exactly practical for everyone to do for themselves.
- mike-cardwell 14y agoNo it's not, but anyone who runs their own mail server can do it, and anyone who provides a mail service for others could provide it as an option. Hell, even Google could implement it, and add a simple "Upload your public key" option to their preferences page. Maybe doing it as one of their Google Labs things. Obviously, they could implement it in a much more efficient fashion than the implementation I provided.