In article <671547ed-78c4-bb0b-3697-7641ebb72edc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> you write: >-=-=-=-=-=- > >On 4/2/20 8:19 PM, Bron Gondwana wrote: > >> For sure that in the antispam world, the ability to see patterns >> across a large set of messages is invaluable for classifying messages, >> and looking at each message right at the endpoints in isolation is >> much less effective. > >Well, sure, but that's not a justification for email to be transmitted >in cleartext. Sorry, but I don't understand this response. We all agree that it is a good idea to encrypt mail passing between servers or between servers and MUAs. But there's a big difference between mail encrypted in transit that the server can read and mail encrypted with a per-user key that only the user's MUA can read. As Bron noted, a lot of services that users finde valuable work a whole lot better if the user's mail server can see inside the mail. R's, John
