It's a shame firegpg is discontinued with gmail.
shameful.
I tried setting up my own webmail with squirrelmail to help the process and just something to do. I found that in order to get an SSL cert I had to give my name (`the natural person` - can't use a company), or pay. How a real person can be represented by an SSL cert? I don't want my voice to be used by a machine if possible, because I could be sued for libel if someone says something someone else doesn't like on my wiki.
Basically because I don't have my own computer with me all the time I find it very hard to use PHP/GPG. Especially with a mobile phone. Then of course you have the problem of the person at the other end not using PGP either.
^ all this took a lot of finding out. I generally don't send anything protected or signed anymore until I can find something better. Hope this helps someone out there though.
Basically because I don't have my own computer with me all the time I find it very hard to use PHP/GPG. Especially with a mobile phone. Then of course you have the problem of the person at the other end not using PGP either.
^ all this took a lot of finding out. I generally don't send anything protected or signed anymore until I can find something better. Hope this helps someone out there though.
Could you impart some of your knowledge about this to us. I am very interested. Are you saying that SSL Certificate Authorities are centralized possible points of control? How? Are there decentralized alternatives?
Is it not possible for me to setup my own mail server on my own VPS, such that all my mail could be provably private (without my VPS or anyone else being able to decrypt my messages)?
