@OGBTC@nono2357 afaik if you try to interact with the regular email world you have to trust the smtp bridge not to read your mail. It's the same issue with ProtonMail - they pinkie swear not to read your incoming emails. https://t.co/xpafR7xTlm is fully e2e, works across all email servers.
@JustinNakamoto2@StirlingForge@lonniev@nono2357@efenigson The main difference between nmail and nostr-mail is that my approach adds nostr to email (you use an existing email account but you encrypt with nostr keys, optionally syncs with dm), whereas with nmail you get a new email address and it transmits as a nostr event of a new kind.
In an effort to maximize user-friendliness, I developed a linguistic system that converts binary into latin. Signatures look like poetry, ciphertext looks like madlibs.
This allows you to reply to forward and reply as you would any email without breaking the crypto. You can even encrypt subject lines this way. Good luck doing that with ProtonMail