> As for the caveat, if a correspondent doesn't use encryption, then there's
nothing that can be done.
Even if he does the encryption may be flawed through access to the private
key (through something running at ring -2 or -3). Speaking of which: I would
rather trust Google because they have surely done more about removing iME
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iffTJ1vPCSo) than Kolabnow. Here is an
excerpt from my email question and answer to Kolabnow:
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> 4. How do you address the issue with Intel ME, proprietary BIOS and
> similar?
> (because obviously running free OS and software is not enough any more)
It is not something that will happen soon, but we are learning to ride
the bike.
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But I don't read anything about that bike here:
https://kolabnow.com/feature/confidence
So it is again - a gimmick which would attract only people who are
technically ignorant and willing to buy the trendy "free" and "privacy
respecting" things.
Personally I was quite interested in migrating from G.Apps to Kolabnow but I
am reluctant now (+ their service is much more expensive).
