Ctemplar was, for privacy concerns and security the number one, I'm looking for https://countermail.com but I don't know a signle person using this service who can send me an invite code. Privacy is dead 💀 that's so terrible... Source: about 2 years ago

I had in mind, since the previous big 3-days-long issue in early 2021, to switch all my "countermail.com" addresses to my own domain. I will, very likely. My aim is not to renew Countermail in Spring 2022. Source: about 3 years ago

Is there any Countermail users? Tempted with security and privacy features, but the service requires invitation. Source: about 3 years ago

I’ve read this response before, and I don’t think it’s great: it makes claims about time-testedness and simplicity that on first glance apply to PGP, but in reality are either outright wrong (the results against MDC instead of true AEAD are in, and it’s a fail) or misleading in their conclusions (a “simple” packet structure that encourages EXPTIME parsing is not actually simple). The assumption underlying much of... - Source: Hacker News / 2 months ago

Taking the long road back to Delta Chat? https://delta.chat/en/. - Source: Hacker News / 4 months ago

You could use delta chat https://delta.chat/en/ and a totally LAN only email server. Source: 6 months ago

And if neither of those blow your skirt up there's another project I recently heard of but haven't tried yet called Delta Chat. Not endorsing it as I haven't used it but came across it researching the current state of encrypted messengers. Does everything over email and makes your email look exactly like a chat. Has encryption if you set it up with your recipients and disappearing messages if the other person... Source: 7 months ago

> I don't think people fall back to SMTP when a chat product goes away, I think they find a new centralized proprietary chat product. ...after they told their "friends" (i.e. Other users of the failed app) via email about that hot new app that is totally going to be the place to be. That is what I mean with "SMTP abides", it is there and will be there while the centralised proprietary churn comes and goes. SMTP... - Source: Hacker News / 11 months ago