You’ll need to have some sort of compatible software on every platform that you plan to use encrypted messages on. Our own product roadmap includes apps for Chrome, Firefox, Thunderbird, Outlook app, Android, iOS and more. If there is an extension that works with Safari, you could set it up there, too. Messages sent between users who both have encryption set up will not be readable without encryption software (and appropriate Private Key and Pass Phrase). But I can read it in Chrome.ĭoes it mean that when I send encrypted email and if the recipient uses Safari, he won’t be able to read the email?Īnd if he/she has FlowCrypt and Chrome, it will auto-decrypt? I opened Gmail in Mac Safari and the email was encrypted. Can recipient decrypt email when not using Gmail or Chrome?
See sending to users who have encryption set up and users who don’t. You can send an encrypted message to anyone, but it’s more convenient if the other side has encryption set up too. If you want the message encrypted, use Secure Compose, otherwise use the normal one. Do I need to tell my friends to get the encryption thing too? Or does this encrypt all messages to and from people either way?įor each message, you get to choose if you want it encrypted or not. Which messages will be encrypted? Do my contacts have to use this too?ĭo I use all my messages in the secure compose now, or can I use the other compose as well? I’m unsure how the encryption works. Do I have to set up FlowCrypt on every device?Įvery device where you want to read encrypted email. The recipient will need the password to open the message. You will be asked to protect the outgoing message with a password. See sending encrypted messages to users of other OpenPGP software What happens when recipient doesn’t use FlowCrypt or OpenPGP? Once the message is sent, the draft is deleted. If you write a message without sending, you can check your drafts and see that the PGP encrypted draft is there. Yes, both message and attachments are protected with end-to-end encryption. Encryption Are attachments also encrypted?
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