>That's more than a small conflict of interest. It seems that he refuses to acknowledge the existence of GPG, even when complaining about using PGP on the Mac.

>That's more than a small conflict of interest. It seems that he refuses to acknowledge the existence of GPG, even when complaining about using PGP on the Mac. GPGTools for the mac is the best PGP email experience between Linux/Win/OSX, yet only Symantec's PGP is considered. I just don't get it. He wanted to close the service before getting a NSL. He couldn't give it a day? He copies off the employee email but dumps his customers' email? (Even the lavabit guy kept the customer email). This crypto hero knows better than to recommend a fake-crypto solution (hushmail) instead of simply saying "don't use email for anything private".