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It's still showing not encrypted on the screen which allows all sort of possibilities when done on a browser. For example, let's say you're using Chrome, hard t
by iaskwhy 13y ago
It's still showing not encrypted on the screen which allows all sort of possibilities when done on a browser. For example, let's say you're using Chrome, hard to make sure page contents are not being used somehow.
- pdonis 13y agoThe same applies to any other email client; it has your data unencrypted, so if you can't trust it, you're screwed.
- iaskwhy 13y agoThat's why I assumed people that actually care about privacy use a desktop software, open source and with IMAP, so there wouldn't be no huge loss.
- pdonis 13y agoa desktop software, open source and with IMAP Which will still see your data unencrypted. And there are open-source browsers too. In any case, as I said several posts ago, a number of Lavabit customers were complaining about having lost their stored emails; if they were using a desktop email client with IMAP, that wouldn't be the case.