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Now imagine if an email service/client actually got a large number of people to start using encryption. That would be an impressive feat.
by RK 18y ago
Now imagine if an email service/client actually got a large number of people to start using encryption. That would be an impressive feat.
- jff 18y agoAgreed. Encryption/signing is easy with Claws mail (which is what I use on Linux) but Gmail doesn't seem to make any concessions.
- timf 18y agoClaws +1, also for stability, configurations, fast response, and fast search.
- RK 18y agoYou can encrypt Gmail with something like FireGPG, a Firefox plugin: http://getfiregpg.org http://getfiregpg.org I use Enigmail with Thunderbird, but the number of people I use it with is very small. The desire to have ubiquitous email access makes the implementation of secure email even more difficult. How do receive encrypted messages on all of your devices? Do you store a copy of your private key on each device? What about when you're away from your devices? Would you trust a server to host your private key?