Emails are very important especially at this age of rapidly changing technological landscape.
It's important that they're secure.
Is it possible to have E2E encryption on emails?
It's important that they're secure.
Is it possible to have E2E encryption on emails?
vbezhenar, this is your grandmother. I just got an email from you with a bunch of gobbledygook and I can't read it. /s
If it were that easy, everyone would be doing it.
But even then, the sheer amount of people who'd complain and wonder what the block of base64 data was at the bottom of the e-mail, or the strange attachments I'd have (including signing other attachments) was too much to have to deal with. For the once in a million people who ever looked at key signing...
Once you force people to do it, it is not terrible once they get the hang of it.
E2E encryption is one click away in Telegram. I've yet to find anyone turn it on. Most people just do not care about encryption. The whole encryption story is pulled into mainstream by crypto-enthusiasts IMO.
You literally have a proton email address on your profile.
The question is, Can the encrypted mail be a default?
That can push email companies to make access to email a paid service. And that would cut out a huge chunk of world population from access to email.
It's a full chain reaction and that's why companies like Proton remain small