GPGMail 2 is finally here
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GPGMail 2 is finally here
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Re: GPGMail 2 is finally here
#2Huh, has Google said anything about the naming similarity between GPGMail and Gmail?
Edit: Sorry HN for not knowing something that you know and asking a question about it.
Re: GPGMail 2 is finally here
#3Huh, has Google said anything about the naming similarity between GPGMail and Gmail? Edit: Sorry HN for not knowing something that you know and asking a question about it.
GPGMail predates Gmail by three years.
Re: GPGMail 2 is finally here
#4Huh, has Google said anything about the naming similarity between GPGMail and Gmail? Edit: Sorry HN for not knowing something that you know and asking a question about it.
GPGMail predates Gmail by three years.
Not (initially) in the online domain, but I know of significantly sized, well established U.S. institution that was using "Gmail" (yes, exactly that term) publicly and in promotional materials including particularly mailings... oh, probably a good decade before Google.
Re: GPGMail 2 is finally here
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
GPGMail predates Gmail by three years.
Not (initially) in the online domain, but I know of significantly sized, well established U.S. institution that was using "Gmail" (yes, exactly that term) publicly and in promotional materials including particularly mailings... oh, probably a good decade before Google.
Nobody sane would think GPGMail is infringing on Gmail in any shape or form.
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#6Email encryption is a good start!
Personally, I think, the user is best served with the "darknet" [0] approach.
It's unfortunate that term "darknet" leads a big chunk of the general public to believe it's something "dirty", "illegal" or otherwise undesirable or even dangerous, which doesn't help its cause. So help the Internet out and spread the word:
[0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darknet_%28file_sharing%29
RetroShare [1] is one of them and has the advantage of being the all-in-one encryption solution (VOIP, chat, messages, file sharing), while encrypting everything. It also eliminates the meta data problem which encrypted email has.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retroshare
EDIT: Direct link - http://retroshare.sourceforge.net/
Re: GPGMail 2 is finally here
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not (initially) in the online domain, but I know of significantly sized, well established U.S. institution that was using "Gmail" (yes, exactly that term) publicly and in promotional materials including particularly mailings... oh, probably a good decade before Google.
Nobody sane would think GPGMail is infringing on Gmail in any shape or form.
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Re: GPGMail 2 is finally here
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not (initially) in the online domain, but I know of significantly sized, well established U.S. institution that was using "Gmail" (yes, exactly that term) publicly and in promotional materials including particularly mailings... oh, probably a good decade before Google.
Nobody sane would think GPGMail is infringing on Gmail in any shape or form.
It's good that legal teams never do anything that looks insane then ;-)
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#9How does this work? I assume all encrypted emails require both parties use the software, right? So, all my friends, associates, coworkers have to have GPGMail to read my encrypted emails?
Re: GPGMail 2 is finally here
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
GPGMail predates Gmail by three years.
Not (initially) in the online domain, but I know of significantly sized, well established U.S. institution that was using "Gmail" (yes, exactly that term) publicly and in promotional materials including particularly mailings... oh, probably a good decade before Google.
Google wasn't really first to use 'gmail' anywhere -
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/pda/2010/may/04/digital-medi...