> You'd also want your MTA to reject mail not sent over TLS. No matter what you do though if the remote server is compromised -- technically or legally -- your

> You'd also want your MTA to reject mail not sent over TLS. No matter what you do though if the remote server is compromised -- technically or legally -- your future emails are subject to capture. agree & agree. Overall, the email protocol is fucked either way. :) As of now, I'm looking into, e.g. Pond [1]. Of course convincing people to just go ahead and move to something else is kind of quixotic / sisyphean; though it might be possible for a small circle of acquaintances where encryption is actually critical. [1]: https://pond.imperialviolet.org/ https://pond.imperialviolet.org/