Re: secure email providers

> 
> That's one point which "secure" providers are trying to solve by 
> deploying e.g.
> password for recipient before being able to open the email, but I am 
> not sure
> how effective it is considering the habits of average email user...
> 
Only way to be absolutely sure is to do end-to-end encryption using 
either X509 or Public-private encryption like GPG or similar.

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