Yes. Yes it does. No matter what you write, your communication bears inherent rights to privacy and security. Whether to share “I love you” w/family, a steamy message w/your spouse, credentials w/your team, or your 💳 w/the kids for 🍕, encryption is as important as any right. I understand that most people don’t fully grasp this, by simply saying “I don’t have anything to hide!” But that’s not the fundamental problem. The fundamental problem is that it’s not what you have to hide. It’s who you’re giving access to everything you’ve ever written and what they might do with it. This isn’t a big deal when it’s just your letters that mean nothing to you, the type of thing that you wouldn’t mind seeing published in a history textbook or even a “collected writings” book someday…. But it’s a completely different story when it’s every single thing that you’ve ever written about anyone, every text, every word you’ve written, every single thing conversation you’ve had between you and your friends, family, spouse, etc that wasn’t face to face. We’re moving to a digital age where the thought that the letters we wrote our pals, our penpals, the love letters that we collected in shoeboxes just aren’t private anymore. And sure, you probably don’t mean this, but I grew up in an analog childhood, but with a digital adulthood and have DECADES of experience in cybersecurity. The privacy policy of every AI company, the data protection policy of every smart home device (remember kids: the “S” in IoT stands for SECURITY!), the government actions supporting, protecting, defending or even preventing these companies from using your data as a tool against you is something EVER. SINGLE. ONE. OF. US. SHOULD. BE. CONCERNED. WITH! End-to-End encryption matters. To you, to me, and to everyone. Rule of thumb: if it matters to “the government”, to the military, to the biggest companies/corporations, then it should probably matter to you. You have a fundamental right to an expectation of privacy. Nobody should have the ability to access your personal communications. Use @signalapp Use iMessage (@Apple) Use @element_hq (Matrix) If you absolutely must, use @telegram (no offense, it just not out of the box!) And it’s incredibly easy to use encrypted email even on top of @gmail and others using @mailvelope and @FlowCrypt (GPG/PGP for encrypted email on top of Gmail or @Outlook)

Делаешь email relay с шифрованием по PGP хоть на mail ru - читать письма будешь только ты (через mailvelope, thunderbird или fairemail) simplelogin норм ребята, почитай о них, найди альтернативы, можно поднять у себя, но кмк не нужно ;)

GOXMR!!! - Added PGP Register/Login logic! Now you can just use your PGP keys! How to do it: Go to goxmr.click Phase 1: Registration Switch to PGP: Open the Register form and click the "Sovereign PGP" toggle. Paste Public Key: Paste your armored PGP Public Key (the block starting with -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----). Confirm Identity: Choose your username and complete the registration. You now have a PGP-bound account. Phase 2: Authentication (Login) Request Challenge: Go to Login, select "PGP Identity", enter your username, and click "Request Challenge". Copy Handshake: You will see a unique, timestamped challenge string. Copy it. Sign Locally: Sign the challenge using your local PGP client (GPG, Mailvelope, etc.). Command Line: echo "CHALLENGE_STRING" | gpg --clearsign Paste Full Proof: Paste the complete clearsigned block (everything from -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- to -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----) into the signature box. Secure Entry: Click "Verify Proof" to establish your session and enter your dashboard. Thanks to @MoneroDawn for the idea! Papa bear listens and deliver!

🚀 Mailvelope in Nextcloud Hub 10 Enhanced usability and tighter UI integration make PGP encryption in Nextcloud Mail smoother and more intuitive. Privacy-first email, fully integrated into your Nextcloud workspace. 🔐 ▶️ youtube.com/watch?v=l-s8Evor… 📖 Integration details: mailvelope.com/en/nextcloud #NextcloudHub10 #Mailvelope #OpenSource #EmailSecurity

🎉 Mailvelope v6.1.0 is now available on Firefox AMO We recommend checking your version to stay protected: support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb… 🚨Details on Mailvelope security alert & context:

Mailvelope v6.1 is out! This release introduces support for Manifest V3 on Firefox and Edge, improves integration with GnuPG, updates the recipient input interface, and adds support for decrypting encrypted subject lines. It also includes important security fixes from a recent audit by 0xche and addresses a critical vulnerability in OpenPGP.js, Mailvelope’s core encryption library. 👉 mailvelope.com/en/blog/mailv… (Firefox users: v6.1 is still in review process by Mozilla)

🚨 Security Alert: A critical vulnerability (CVE-2025-47934) in OpenPGP.js (the crypto library Mailvelope is using) allows signature spoofing in signed & encrypted messages. Update to Mailvelope v6.1.0 now to stay protected. Details: github.com/mailvelope/mailve… #infosec #OpenPGP #Mailvelope #CVE2025

Письмо защищено… пока не добралось до почтового сервера. Mailvelope шифрует так, что читать может только адресат. 📎 te-st.org/mailvelope #цифроваягигиена #pgp #mailvelope #шифруйся

No, this is fake news. I just put his public PGP key in my mailvelope extension because I used it for a different video years ago

As luck would have it, Charles also uses the German platform Mailvelope like Satoshi (GMX Email Account).

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Excited to partner with @Nextclouders to bring seamless end-to-end encryption to enterprise email! With @Mailvelope integrated into Nextcloud Mail, organizations can encrypt & sign emails, send secure attachments, and protect their sensitive communications—all within their browser. 🚀 🔗 Read more in the Nextcloud press release: nextcloud.com/blog/press_rel… #OpenSource #Encryption #PGP #Nextcloud #Mailvelope

🚀 Mailvelope v6.0.1 is Live! We’re thrilled to share that the feedback on our Manifest V3-ready version of Mailvelope has been overwhelmingly positive! Tackling this technically demanding transition to new browser guidelines was no small feat, and we’re proud to have delivered it seamlessly. With this latest update 🛠, we’ve addressed a few minor inconveniences to further enhance your experience. 👉 Check out the full release notes: github.com/mailvelope/mailve… 💡 No action needed—updates roll out automatically! #Mailvelope #Encryption #Privacy #SoftwareUpdate

Our 400 apps ecosystem just got a boost with Nextcloud Hub 9! 🚀 Get a tour of Nextcloud Hub's growing app ecosystem: from #opensource apps to Microsoft integrations, and new partners like Dovecot, Mailvelope, and @stalwartlabs. See what's new! 👇🏽 youtu.be/c7uQUqciik0

Since we define web3 as "web2 frontend prone to CA/DNS/server hack but talks to browser extension to keep the private key safe" than I am heavy web3 user since 2012 through Mailvelope (loved it!) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mailve… I don't think major semver bump is justified. Web2.1 tops

🚀 We need your input! 🚀 Help shape the future of Mailvelope! @uradotdesign is currently running user tests to refine our Nextcloud integration. To contribute, please take a few moments to complete the screener💡 🔗ura.to/MailvelopeResearch Want to help them testing? All instructions are given within the link! 🛠️ Join us in building better email security! 💪 #UserTesting #Nextcloud #EmailSecurity