The Government Can (Still) Read Most Of Your Emails Without A Warrant

The Government Can (Still) Read Most Of Your Emails Without A Warrant.

-- Tom

 

Unless your email is end-to-end encrypted, it's readable in transit. Depending on context, governments may not be most dangerous adversaries.

 

THE government? I thought there were some 200 governments in the world.
Mrk

 

Why Mrk, whatever do you mean by "THE government? And yes, they probably can as well.

-- Tom

 

""The Government Can (Still) Read Most Of Your Emails Without A Warrant.""

Of course, and it does not matter what laws are passed for it or against it,
it will still be done, encryption is your only answer and it better be a strong one at that

 

The Government is a subjective term for whoever reads that - in whichever country.
In some countries, it's a given, so the title blunts the privacy implications.

Mrk

 

I've always gone with the assumption that anyone can read my emails.

 

If you don't end-to-end, that's certainly true.

But even if you do encrypt, it's potentially true. With that in mind, I don't write anything dishonerable.

 

Same here.. I think that's the best way to be..

 

I hope they like jokes!

 

I hope that you like their jokes