I'll be checking out the link in a moment. Although PGP integration with the email provider isn't essential as I mentioned above, encrypting some of my communications is. I hadn't heard about this feature from gmail until now, seems hot off the press. Will be interested to see what they're doing.
Thanks for your your suggestion
Topic: email service provider suggestions/reviews (w/optional pgp support) (Read 1783 times)
June 27, 2014, 01:10:11 AM
Have always used gmail with 2fa enabled and have never faced any problems with them what so ever, also never felt the need to encrypt the messages so far but chrome added a new extension which adds gpg encryption to gmail mails. check this:
http://www.cnet.com/news/new-chrome-extension-hopes-to-de-mystify-encryption/
http://www.cnet.com/news/new-chrome-extension-hopes-to-de-mystify-encryption/
June 26, 2014, 10:44:00 PM
I've used hushmail in the past, both their free and premium, and i'm not at all dissatisfied with their service, but i would love some suggestions for alternate providers. PGP Integration would be nice,but it's not essential. Basically i'm just not sure if i should be happy trusting certain providers such as gmail (who i use) with their ability to 'read' my plain text messages (its not like i encrypt all my communications), even if it is for targeted advertising purposes.
Anyone with reviews and first hand experience, both positive/negative or any suggestions at all would be a great help.
thanks
Anyone with reviews and first hand experience, both positive/negative or any suggestions at all would be a great help.
thanks
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