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The University of Fribourg (Switzerland) is censoring its Internet in very different categories, including "extremism" and "adult". It was found out that sites like www.martinluthe…

There are two videos showing how the pretty Easy privacy (p≡p) protocols for automatized email encryption & easy contact verification look & feel like: p≡p for Android (beta): http…

Here you have an overview: https://pep.foundation/pep-software/index.html

Well, first of all: does it work now with Enigmail v1.9.5? That would be good sign already. We will have to try ...

Messages from or to a contact can also show red, I forgot to mention, if the user decides that the key pair used by that contact is not trustworthy. That can make sense if you see …

That should be possible, because IMHO Postbox (as a fork) also works with Enigmail.

In p≡p there's both, automatic key management and a KeySync protocol (yet being tested, not activated already) to sync private key material across the devices you want to read the …

Yes, there's a Privacy Status in p≡p, there being four different states: no color (mostly today: insufficient crypto, weak crypto, unknown), yellow/orange for accepted, transparent…

Yes, the public key is just attached to the outgoing messages and automatically imported by p≡p-capable software. That's kind of a TOFU (Trust On First Use) approach, but you can v…

It's four days ago the pEp-Development branch was merged into the master source code repository of Enigmail, meaning the pretty Easy privacy (p≡p) technology is now at Enigmail's c…

Keep a close eye at the pretty Easy Privacy (p≡p) project. It provides an engine (written in C99) and adapters for the most important environments, in order to automatize key manag…