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> To send encrypted emails, you just select “Use PGP encrypted” when composing a new message, after importing your private key, of course. I love the concept o
by charles_f 1y ago
> To send encrypted emails, you just select “Use PGP encrypted” when composing a new message, after importing your private key, of course.
I love the concept of PGP and how well it seems to be integrated. I also don't know a single person who uses it or a provider/software capable of decrypting it. I think that's the biggest issue with PGP. Short of asking someone directly, you don't know if they'd be able to receive a PGP encrypted email, so you wont send one.
- giuliomagnifico 1y agoYes it’s very easy to use on mailbox, well I use pgp encryption with some friend and on Kraken (the crypto exchange)
- spapas82 1y agoThe whole point of PGP is to actually communicate (out of band) with the party you want to sent mail to and receive his public key. It's no big deal if you really need to send a private message.
- hellojesus 1y agoIf you own your own domain as many are suggesting, it's super easy to share your key. Simply publish it and share the link in your email signature.