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Not just searchability, auto-categorization, and anti-spam as well. I would view it through the lens of putting the power of choice in the hands of the user. I
by cromwellian 12y ago
Not just searchability, auto-categorization, and anti-spam as well. I would view it through the lens of putting the power of choice in the hands of the user.
It allows people to make the choice of whether they value privacy more than usability, or, it allows fine-grained control -- end-to-end for messages you care to keep private, but no encryption for the mails you don't care about, but want searchability (mailing lists, notification emails, package tracking, etc)
- lallysingh 12y agoIndeed. I hadn't thought of spammers looking up your public key somewhere and sending you an encrypted email with it.
- x1798DE 12y agoYou could always use white-listing for encrypted e-mails - refuse all encrypted e-mail not from people on your contacts list or people whose keys you've signed, etc.