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Not true. I stopped signing my emails 10-ish years ago because I kept getting people mailing me back that they 'couldn't open my attachments'.
by roel_v 14y ago
Not true. I stopped signing my emails 10-ish years ago because I kept getting people mailing me back that they 'couldn't open my attachments'.
- dfc 14y agoWith multipart mime messages you no longer have a large block of random characters at the bottom of the body of your message. This is a fact. Moreover the mail clients now treat pgp and smime signature attachments in more intuitive manner so users are not tempted to try and open them as easily. Most importantly know your audience, grandma does not need to have your vacation recap emails signed.