On Fri, Oct 28, 2005 at 07:40:13PM +0200, Javier Fern?ndez-Sanguino Pe?a wrote: > > Which is fine, but from a quick glance at your patch, I couldn't see how you > > disable this. The user needs to be able to turn this off, if it's there. > There's no way. Just like there is no current way to disable encrypting to > Bcc or CC: :-) The difference is that Cc and Bcc don't intrinsically leave a copy of the message in more or less the same place as the key. ;-) In addition, if your patch is applied, the user has no way to make sure that they cannot produce a record of the email's contents. -- Paul Now I have visions of engines mounted at 45 degree angles to the (normal) direction of travel of the car. Because, you know, 90 degree angles cause bad ch'i and all that. -- Logan Shaw
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