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Set Up Guides and Other Information
PGP Encryption is now included in Thunderbird and eM Client. However, for Apple Mail you will need to install something like GPGTools to use PGP encryption.
Installing GPGTools on your computer
Using GPG with Apple Mail
Apple Mail with GPGMail 2
Further Information about OpenPGP
- Using OpenPGP – Some things you need to know (in progress) – some useful details
- Pretty Good Privacy – Link to Wikipedia where PGP encryption is explained
Getting Help
If you know someone who uses email encryption it might be worth talking to them before you start using it yourself. They will probably be aware of any information not contained in our beginners guides that might be relevant to you. If you don’t know anyone, you can always contact Runbox Support so we can advise you on the best way to use encryption for your particular needs.