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Originally Posted by Mailfence
The inbox storage size had already been increased from 200MB to 500MB for free plans.
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Excellent! I see the website has now been updated with the new quota.
https://mailfence.com/index.jsp#plans
File storage still shows 250MB? The next (paid) tier offers 12GB...
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To enable secure user access to that key from multiple devices, and to provide ease-of-use.
Every OpenPGP keypair is generated on front-end, encrypted with user passphrase and then stored on the back-end (which has zero-knowledge of the actual key content).
Besides we provide full freedom, so users who won't prefer to place their (encrypted) keys on our servers - can perfectly keep them on their machines while using their mailfence account via IMAP/POP3/ActiveSync/SMTP (e.g., using thunderbird/enigmail etc.)
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Thanks for that explanation.
As I've remarked previously, the Mailfence OpenPGP interoperability sets it apart from the alternatives. ProtonMail has been dragging their feet for over 2 years on interoperability, presumably having decided on a walled garden approach to user security. An affront to open standards and the ubiquitous adoption of end-to-end email security.
Is Mailfence considering Fido U2F as a 2FA option? A physical U2F key is much more secure than using a TOTP app (Google Authenticator) from the same device used to log in to the web site.