Apple Mail 3 0 Gnupg

I have installed GnuPG on my Mac. ...

I always kepp GnuPG loaded, with the GPGMail plugin for Apple Mail, and GPGKey for managing keys, it offers most of the commercial PGP functionality in an open-source solution. The problem: none of my friends or colleagues would even consider encrypting their mail, even if it pertained to personal, or even financial, information. They consider it too much effort. These are...

Okay, how is CryptoHeaven NOT a third party? There is the person sending an encrypted document, the person recieving it, and CryptoHeaven. One, two, three. If I use the .pgp.net network, thats a third party. So is CryptoHeaven, they're just using a linguistic technicality to try and impress people who have little understanding of public-key encryption. It is a marketing...

I can integrate it neatly into Apple Mail, and I am confident in the system. As for instant messaging, I'll just wait and see ... ...

Apple Mail, because it interfaces nicely with GnuPG, and works well all round.

VOIP telephony. I think that it will become a bit more commonplace in a few years, and Apple will want to get it sorted out now. ...

and some sort of mail encryption. Hopefully this will be PGP or GnuPG based, which would be the most useful to me, though an Apple specific encryption that only works for other 10.4 Mail.app users is a distinct possibility. ...