Let's keep thing simple when possible. All most people need is a way to keep
nosy teenage sisters from reading their brother's email and visa-versa. The VAST
majority of PC users don't even know what a directory tree is. We've long passed
the era when only computer geeks used computers.
Mitchell Stoltz wrote:
> I'm inclined to agree with Ian. We try to steer clear of features which
> provide a false sense of security. Also, this statement makes no sense
> to me:
>
> Peter Lairo wrote:
>
> > Those who are willing to read through hundreds of pages of difficult to
> > read
> > text files to read our mail will likely not be able to be deterred by
> > encryption
> > either.
>
> Are you saying that someone who could find and read your mail directory
> could also break strong encryption? If this is the case, we're all doomed :)
>
> Hopefully, anyone without the resources of a major government will be
> deterred by well-implemented encryption.
> -Mitch
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Regards,
Peter Lairo
