Google’s Apparently Trying to Make Encrypted Email Easier
FixtheFocus (CC BY 2.0) Google Apparently Trying To Make Encrypted Email Easier (via Techdirt) About six months before Ed Snowden leaked his documents, we had written a post about why Google should encrypt our email, based on a bit of back-and-forth between Julian Sanchez, arguing why Google should encrypt all email, and Ed Felten, who […]
Google Apparently Trying To Make Encrypted Email Easier (via Techdirt)
About six months before Ed Snowden leaked his documents, we had written a post about why Google should encrypt our email, based on a bit of back-and-forth between Julian Sanchez, arguing why Google should encrypt all email, and Ed Felten, who noted…
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