ProtonMail adds full PGP support and address verification

John Leonard
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Improves compatibility with other services

ProtonMail, the Switzerland-based encrypted email and VPN provider, has introduced full support for PGP.  ProtonMail's cryptography is already based on PGP but its email was previously incompati...

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