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Comment author: SilasBarta 13 January 2012 08:55:13PM *  2 points [-]

And if you use a free webmail, there is no point in encrypting your messages (and I don't know if it is even possible).

Of course it's possible: Compose the email in a different program, encrypt it in GPG with the recipient's public key, and paste the ciphertext in the webmail's message field.

It's just inconvenient.

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