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<a href="https://support.google.com/a/answer/14309952" rel="nofollow">https://support.google.com/a/answer/14309952</a>> Users with a consumer Google Account (such as Gmail users) can't access client-side encrypted content, send encrypted email, or participate in client-side encrypted meetings.> To view or edit client-side encrypted content, users must use either the Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge (Chromium) browser.

Thought this was an April Fools joke - please tell me it is! That UI looks exactly like a phishing email. And then to make users login once they click it? Exactly like a phishing email.

> When the recipient is a Gmail user (enterprise or personal), Gmail sends an E2EE email. The email is automatically decrypted in the recipient's inbox, and the recipient can use Gmail in a familiar way.So what happens with Search?

Judging from the screencast, this UX is going to be a great gift for scammers.

Google and privacy is like Zuckerberg and moral or JD Vance and self-reflection. Only on april 1.

This is like their 3rd or 4th attempt to do encrypted email.

Is this a .gov selling feature they are letting us mere mortal corporations play with?

Ummmmm, E2E on a JavaScript-infested website?No thanks. Just, no.