gruez a day ago

You mean e2e? on-disk encryption (ie. "encryption at rest") is basically used by everyone, including gmail and outlook.

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  • guerrilla 21 hours ago

    You can tell how well I've researched this ;) but yes.

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    • burnte 18 hours ago

      Indeed. The HTTPS connection is enecrypted, and they TRY to use TLS first when delivering mail, but it will fall back to cleartext easily if the other end doesn't support TLS.

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giuliomagnifico a day ago

Mailbox doesn’t support it, but on mailbox you can use your IMAP app with Proton not.

And on mailbox you can easily send and receive PGP encrypted mail on mailbox.org. They provide a page for key import, allowing you to send encrypted emails like regular mail when needed.

It’s your choice, if you always want to use proton mail app everywhere you can use proton.

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  • UK-AL 2 hours ago

    I've set the bridge as background Daemon so I barely know it's there.

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  • guerrilla 21 hours ago

    I use IMAP with Proton. Thunderbird is my main mail client. You just need to install the bridge.

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    • giuliomagnifico 20 hours ago

      Yes but only if you install the bridge as I wrote in my blog post, and on iOS iPadOS? You can’t use Apple Mail app.

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