Subj : Re: Anyone using PGP/GPG in here?
To   : Vk3jed
From : Lizard King
Date : Mon Nov 05 2018 15:45:02

 Vk>  pi> Beyond that, there are plenty of online mail services that have
 Vk>  pi> free-to-cheap mail services with PGP/GPG enabled. I am in the process
 Vk> 
 Vk> If you're talking about webmail, forget it.  Another non starter for me.
 Vk> Poor performance and navigation plagues a lot of web based services, and
 Vk> as mail is a fairly high volume one for me, that's a big issue.

The other thing is that unless I'm missing something, you are trusting the
remote party to keep your private key secured, and the emails are being
decrypted on their server so you can view them (right?)  So basically you
don't know if your email is secure or not, you're taking their word for it.

That said, I would probably trust the people who run Protonmail more than I
trust Google with my data... but that ain't saying much.

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