S/MIME encryption and signatures please!
With the availability of free S/MIME certificates from StartSSL and Comodo, they are essentially cheap enough for everybody to use (we just have to educate people)
I would dearly love to see at least S/MIME security capability with Airmail for iOS. The lack of this feature is glaring on many iOS mail apps. I have actively chosen AGAINST third party apps because of this lack.
In my perfect world, it would include GPG/PGP key cryptography, but I don't know how technically feasible it is on the iOS platform.
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Anonymous
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Apple mail app is in this season.
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Anonymous
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Basically negates any reason to use airmail on mobile. Should have existed in GM release 3. Here we are in beta and nothing. All I can advise is that the Mac Mail app is now better far and wide than this whole mess. At least enable some antiquated s/mime for now.. but I see this is not an issue to your dev team. Waste of money and should be uninstalling today.
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tonyseek
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s/mime still not workin in MS Exchange environment
+1, even for the latest release 3.5.4 (467)
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Mark
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not solved, those plugins are for macOS and not iOS.
To sent a signed mail I have to switch to Apples Mail App :-( -
Christian Lasch commented
s/mime still not workin in MS Exchange environment => NOT solved
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Neither the GPG-Plugin nor the S/MIME Plugin work if you use an MS Exchange Server - so for my environment it is NOT solved. Support is involved since 12 months without any solution. Very poor performance.
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This feature is NOT solved, if you use an exchange server with Airmail. Under this condition the plugin crases every time you try to send a message. Airmail support answered a year ago that they will fix it. Guys from Airmail - please prioritize encryption over unnecessary usability features!
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Spencer Bliven
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Solved with the S/MIME and GPG plugins (http://docs.airmailapp.com/airmail-for-mac/plugins-airmail-for-macos)
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Jamie
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I can only assume there is no movement on this? The fact that the plugins for S/MIME and PGP are still "beta" and there is *nothing* for iOS is disappointing given many of the recent revelations regarding government snooping. Giving users a way to encrypt their communications is becoming more of a necessity as we move into a 'tinfoil hat world'.
For now, if there is any encrypted email I need to read I can at least use Apple's built in mail.app, but as I'm sure you are aware, this is lacking in many areas — which is why you made such a kick-ass alternative in the first place.
Please please please give us a (hopefully positive) update on this common feature request.
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Anonymous
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Also waiting for S/MIME support to try Airmail
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Dan North
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Yes please! I'm back using Mail.app because I need the digital signature. I'm really missing Airmail!
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Kris
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This is mandatory, additionally PGP. Finally when?
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Richard Bell
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This is long overdue, please add this!
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Noel Hunter
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The plugin for the mac version works well-- but I have to revert to Apple mail on my iPhone to sign and encrypt. Any ETA on when/if?
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Anonymous
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No S/MIME support is a deal breaker for me.
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Anonymous
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S/Mime or pgp
Encryption is a must today.Please give us this feature in your email app.
Thanks
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Richard Bell
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Definitely a feature worth implementing. I've been asking for this since the beginning, especially since it exists on the macOS client.
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Cristian
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Please add S/MIME encryption features like the default iOS app already has!
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Jeff
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Yes, it's time. Encryption and data security is becoming a need for everyone, and should be the default of the future.
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Mirko
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A feature I would appreciate.