Without going off to the rough, I keep wondering about email system security. Not the connection between you and your server (which one can assume a certain amount of security because of ssl), but all the other connections along the way. If I recall correctly, email used to travel through a relay chain. So during those transits, your messages could be vulnerable to spying. Probably not all exim systems are using ssl when relaying mail.
Without talking about s/mime, encrypted messages, etc. how vulnerable are emails between the exit point of the sender (skipping key recorders, network intrusions, etc.) and my receiving it?
Considering all equal, between sending an email and a message (whatsapp, signal, telegraph, etc), I'm been inclined to use messages to send information I don't want thirds party to access easily (if their system is compromised all bets are off, but let's assume they aren't, as if you could nowadays)
Without talking about s/mime, encrypted messages, etc. how vulnerable are emails between the exit point of the sender (skipping key recorders, network intrusions, etc.) and my receiving it?
Considering all equal, between sending an email and a message (whatsapp, signal, telegraph, etc), I'm been inclined to use messages to send information I don't want thirds party to access easily (if their system is compromised all bets are off, but let's assume they aren't, as if you could nowadays)