Will Price wrote:
The CMRK feature only provides you with the
information that the corporation you are sending
to will be able to read this message -- potentially
critical information you would not otherwise
have and have not had previously in other software
including old PGP.
Fair enough - as Adam says, you only need a simple flag on a public key
for this purpose.
If
you choose to not send to the CMRK, you can remove it by simply double
clicking the CMRK to remove it and the message will be encrypted to the
intended recipient only.
Great. If this option is set, it is virtually guaranteed that the
recipient's organisation is running the SMTP snoop enforcer, so your
message will be bounced.
there is an enforcement option in the Business
version only, but there are many ways around that too including simply
deleting the self signature of the recipient
Again, your message would simply be bounced before reaching the
recipient. And anyway, we are talking protocol design here, not user
hacks which may or may not be effective but will regardless be out of
reach of 99% of users.
Ian.