Deliverability is a constant challenge for us to improve on. We have rate limits that do try to protect email deliverability. Things should be good today but it will always be something to watch.
We do it in a fairly straightforward manner right now. Check out the blog I linked to above - generate an in-memory index, end-to-end encrypt it, and store it browser storage. It's only decrypted in memory.
Right now, you can use Skiff Pages for this. You can share public links that have E2EE using link fragments, add passwords, and collaborate in real-time.
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Hello! I'm one of the founders. We do end-to-end encrypt email subjects. Sender/receiver addresses are not to ensure email goes to the right person. 10 GB drive is used across all Skiff products.
The original thinking was generative. That is a good distinction to add. I do think regression/analysis doesn't have many of the same issues, ex. no one would have an issue if Zoom said "we're going to analyze how many minutes users spend on Zoom by time of day"
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Skiff allows login with MetaMask and Brave wallet, lets you store files with E2EE on IPFS, and lets you send/receive emails to your wallet address. And of course you can pay for your subscription with crypto. There's no coin, because there's absolutely no need for one.