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Technically, this is primarily a Proton Mail issue, since implementing it directly in Proton Mail would make more sense from a technical perspective. However, this should also take into consideration the challenge of resolving the correct reverse-alias address.
Ideally, there should be an API that, given a reverse-alias email address, returns the corresponding sender email address from SimpleLogin.
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Would it be possible to add an option to the **External PGP Settings** so that **all External PGP features** are not applied to emails sent to a reverse alias?
Ideally, this option should be **enabled by default**.
Additionally, it would be useful to have an optional setting that allows the **External PGP Settings** to be configured individually for each email address.
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Could Proton improve trust in their privacy and encryption by making more of their software open and moving toward an MIT-style licensing model. Best practice would be to develop the software similarly to GrapheneOS: publish the source code and all build-environment settings so anyone can build the project from source and verify the output against the signed binaries.
If more and more of their software were under an MIT (or similar) license, anyone could build the end-user part of the software. And because most encryption and all decryption / private key handling happens in the end-user software, it would be difficult to force Proton to implement any backdoor in its services.
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Matrix is probably what you looking for. However could Proton built a Matrix based messenger that integrates to Proton Products ( like Proton drive and a fictional Proton docs (a Google docs / microsoft 365 alternative) somehow as an alternative to teams . Mainly for business use and collaborate tool but also as an messenger / Wapp alternative ?
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For SimpleLogin, I would also like to see an option to define a dedicated management email address for PGP keys.
For each individual reverse alias, this address would determine which email address is responsible for managing the associated public PGP keys. Logically, there should only be one management address per reverse alias.
By default, this could be set to the first Proton email address that messages from the alias are forwarded to.
The recommended way of managing these keys would probably require an additional API. Because of that, this functionality might only be possible with Proton email addresses, or more specifically with the Proton account associated with the selected management email address.
It should also be clear that if an email is forwarded to an account that does not have access to the corresponding private key, the message cannot be decrypted or read.
Perhaps, at a later stage, Proton Pass could also provide an option to export some private keys for reverse alias addresses, or to import and use externally generated private keys.