> You don't see me forcing PGP on on your email, do you?
Not pgp (as in, not end-to-end encryption). But hopefully in most cases you are forced to encrypt your email (smtp/tls), servers forwarding your email are likely using encryption (smtp/tls between servers), and you're pulling the email over encrypted channel (imaps). Alternatively your mail submission/collection goes over https to the email provider.
And yes, I will insist on everyone using encryption in mail, web, everything. Because once you actually want to use it for some reason, you don't want it to be completely different from all your other traffic, basically screaming "hey, I'm trying to hide some data here, because all my other connections are in plaintext".
Fortunately we're at the stage where everyone is actually forced to use encryption for a lot of their traffic.
Not pgp (as in, not end-to-end encryption). But hopefully in most cases you are forced to encrypt your email (smtp/tls), servers forwarding your email are likely using encryption (smtp/tls between servers), and you're pulling the email over encrypted channel (imaps). Alternatively your mail submission/collection goes over https to the email provider.
And yes, I will insist on everyone using encryption in mail, web, everything. Because once you actually want to use it for some reason, you don't want it to be completely different from all your other traffic, basically screaming "hey, I'm trying to hide some data here, because all my other connections are in plaintext".
Fortunately we're at the stage where everyone is actually forced to use encryption for a lot of their traffic.