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    w6yx5 commented  · 

    The idea that the clients communicate exclusively in the TOR network is a good one. This would make communication within the Tor network invisible to the Clearnet. The only thing that a theoretical threat actor could see would be the connection to the Tor network.

    This would allow the full potential of Tor to be used rather than "only" using it as an IP-anonymizing network.

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    w6yx5 commented  · 

    I sign all outgoing mails by default, so for some exceptions (like the SimpleLogin alias addresses) I have to go into the settings and disable the option to sign my mails by default. Only then can I send my mails unsigned.... I also have to make sure that the PGP key is not sent in the attachments.

    So the problem is:
    -> PGP key is also sent (if activated in the settings)
    -> Outgoing e-mail is signed with your own e-mail signature, which the recipient who receives the e-mail via the alias service can still see...

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