New Encryption Services Enable More Secure Email Communication
With Gmail reading user emails and the NSA spying, consumers are looking for new ways to communicate privately.
Many people are very protective of their email accounts. Email is generally a more private space for communication than social media. Most often, users have no expectation of privacy on social networks. But if you’re a Gmail user, perhaps you shouldn’t expect privacy on email either. Still, the question is: Just how secure can email be?
Five Harvard and MIT students have created a secure email service called ProtonMail, which entered open beta on May 16th.
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