Key management also needs to get a lot simpler and there need to be best practices!
If I only have one key for everything, it's quite dangerous for the key, because it must be on all my devices. If I create a key for each device though, how do you know which key to use? And the more keys I create the more I need to remember which is for which, when to replace one, etc. Last but not least it is REALLY HARD to erase stuff from smartphone memory. So the moment you put your key there you should know that other people will get their hands on, read your decryptet emails on the phone etc. There must be a way for me to kill it without completely erasing it, or at least a best practice for how to handle that.
Altogether I don't feel like PGP is meant for the 21st century. Or I just am not not smart enough to figure out how to make it work. I always spent a lot of time on it, and wasn't able to read all my email whenever I needed.
If I only have one key for everything, it's quite dangerous for the key, because it must be on all my devices. If I create a key for each device though, how do you know which key to use? And the more keys I create the more I need to remember which is for which, when to replace one, etc. Last but not least it is REALLY HARD to erase stuff from smartphone memory. So the moment you put your key there you should know that other people will get their hands on, read your decryptet emails on the phone etc. There must be a way for me to kill it without completely erasing it, or at least a best practice for how to handle that.
Altogether I don't feel like PGP is meant for the 21st century. Or I just am not not smart enough to figure out how to make it work. I always spent a lot of time on it, and wasn't able to read all my email whenever I needed.