I know I'm not the only one (though it feels like it in my circles), but I wish GPG encrypted email was the norm.
Yes, the metadata of email headers reveals a lot, but still -- does it follow that encrypted content doesn't matter?
If more people used Protonmail, and if more email providers offered similar built-in GPG encryption, then the use of email would be more reasonable, more private, more widely used, less dangerous.
TheDarrenator
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2024-02-11 15:04:42
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