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Originally Posted by TenFour
So if you use the iPhone app it will be via IMAP or POP, meaning you lose the end-to-end encryption and open up a possibly security vulnerability. It always seems odd to me to purchase a service known for encryption and then to hobble that function. Isn't that like putting a massive steel door with deadbolt on the front of your house while leaving the back door open?
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Dear,
Thank you for your feedback.
While using IMAP/POP3/ActiveSync connections, all end-to-end encrypted messages remains encrypted. The respective email clients receives them in as-is fashion (i.e., cipher text).
This means, the user has to make sure that their email client can read/write/understand OpenPGP e.g., by using appropriate tools: Thunderbird/Enigmail, K9Mail/OpenKeychain, ...
Kind regards,
Mailfence Support