Why isn't there an end-to-end encryption standard for email so that we can get rid of fax machines?
Why isn't there an end-to-end encryption standard for email so that we can get rid of fax machines?
That's the reason we have to still use fax machines right?
I know there are ways to do encryption like PGP on your message directly or I think email sent over TLS? But that isn't the default right and that's why I can't send a picture of my license to the insurance company directly over email?
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Just send a matrix invite lol
This is the answer. Federated but still end to end encrypted
@trimmerfrost @CookieJarObserver XMPP > Matrix.
Xmpp is dead bro. Last time I tried, I couldn't even find a featureful Android client
Matrix is the modern and mature real deal
I wish matrix would replace email. It's such an ancient protocol