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We're all obsessed with making sure our chat apps like WhatsApp and Signal have end-to-end encryption (E2E), but we completely ignore emails. Emails can reveal a person's entire life story, far more than any chat app ever could.

Right now, if you want your emails to be E2E encrypted, you have to jump through hoops with third-party tools. It's clear that email giants like Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo are raking in profits and don't want to disrupt their spyware operations by adding E2E. It's infuriating! I demand to see E2E encryption as a standard for emails within my lifetime.

Since most companies are being unreasonable, I'm paranoid because monitor manufacturers might have backdoors to record screens and store the data in their memory, or transmit it to the company in the case of smart monitors.

I upgraded to it yesterday and noticed several bugs, two of which are quite annoying:

    1. The Touch ID feature is not functioning perfectly. It fails to detect fingerprints after only two unsuccessful attempts, whereas it used to allow around 5 fingerprint retries before requesting a password.

    2. Today, when I locked my computer and tried to log in to my main account, it displayed the profile picture of the standard account and the name 'main account.' I only realized this after restarting macOS.

    Occasionally, when launching new apps, the screen experiences a brief glitch.

It appears that there may not have been enough testing done on Sonoma.

Anyone can easily follow my whereabouts by looking at my Google reviews. This is a serious privacy risk that will deter users who value their privacy from leaving reviews.

My aim is to encrypt data using multiple encryption algorithms using different encryption keys in a layered fashion for future proof.

I'll use 1. AES-256-CBC 2. RSA with > 8192 key 3. Triple DES 4 Blowfish 5. Twofish 6. CHACHA20

I'm still not sure in which order to use them but please list disadvantages of using this method except size of cypher text.

Currently i use Telegram to get custom notifications like my server error logs, bank credits/debits, new software updates etc. Sometime this includes sensitive info.

So please suggest me an e2e service that got API, mobile app and works on desktop browser.

Thank you.