We hand our info to doctors and lawyers with an expectation of privacy. Full encryption is nice for some things but in the case of webmail it's a regressive opt

We hand our info to doctors and lawyers with an expectation of privacy. Full encryption is nice for some things but in the case of webmail it's a regressive option. Most of the utility of webmail services relies on trusting the provider which is fine. A good chunk of what makes modern life work is being able to trust in reasonable cooperation from others.