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Why not? They already have a popular paid version that doesn't have any advertising. It seems like encryption would be a pretty compelling add-on to lure over b
by jonknee 14y ago
Why not? They already have a popular paid version that doesn't have any advertising. It seems like encryption would be a pretty compelling add-on to lure over businesses that are nervous about their data in the cloud.
- pyre 14y agoSearch is another one of their features. How would search work if all of the data was encrypted? Pushing search to the client doesn't make sense. Only encrypting emails in transit doesn't make sense because that doesn't get around this issue of the government forcing them to turn over information without a warrant.
- duaneb 14y agoBecause the average person's data is probably worth far more than they're willing to pay to encrypt it.