| ▲ | palata 6 hours ago | |
> It's always been a possibility that when you sent an email Yes, and that's exactly why E2EE messaging became a thing. Signal put it on the map through the WhatsApp integration. To me there is a difference if the server spies on me (that's without E2EE) or if the person I am writing to leaks everything on the Internet. If the person you're writing to leaks everything on the Internet, you should consider you are talking to them in public. I'm sure you don't say all the same things when you are in the metro or when you are in private, or do you? | ||
| ▲ | LoganDark 4 hours ago | parent [-] | |
> Yes, and that's exactly why E2EE messaging became a thing. Pretty much never for email. Maybe some people go out of their way to perform PGP but that's usually only for the most sensitive of information and sometimes not even for that. The only thing I've used PGP for in many years is encrypting my home address when buying darknet drugs | ||