You might put ProtonMail in there too.. You can read the wikipedia article about it.. It became open to the public last year and was created by the CERN super collider people and it is end-to-end encrypted email service.. Based in switzerland and out of US and EU jurisdiction..
I use ProtonMail. The bad part is that if you are using your ProtonMail email and talking to a Gmail person, it isn't safe from the end of Gmail.
Well they figured that out too. You can add a password encryption to it and send it as an email. It only sends as a link, you follow the link and put in the password and then you can read the email. If the sender doesn't give you the password, you have absolutely no way of accessing the email. Oh and it expires in 30 days.
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Baconmon ago
You might put ProtonMail in there too.. You can read the wikipedia article about it.. It became open to the public last year and was created by the CERN super collider people and it is end-to-end encrypted email service.. Based in switzerland and out of US and EU jurisdiction..
palmitespo910 ago
I use ProtonMail. The bad part is that if you are using your ProtonMail email and talking to a Gmail person, it isn't safe from the end of Gmail.
Well they figured that out too. You can add a password encryption to it and send it as an email. It only sends as a link, you follow the link and put in the password and then you can read the email. If the sender doesn't give you the password, you have absolutely no way of accessing the email. Oh and it expires in 30 days.