> but the catch is that to use their end-to-end encryption you’re forced to use their apps (or, on macOS, run a background “bridge”). > That’s a no go for me,

> but the catch is that to use their end-to-end encryption you’re forced to use their apps (or, on macOS, run a background “bridge”). > That’s a no go for me, because I love Apple’s Mail app on macOS and iOS, it just works perfectly for my needs, and I don’t want to give that up. Well, you can indeed use Apple Mail by running the Bridge. Not sure I understand the point here.