Sorry to say, but where is the news? 2 other german email providers already show that DANE information while writing an email since a long time: mailbox.org since 28. May 2015 https://mailbox.org/mailbox-org-informiert-vor-e-mail-versand-ueber-sicherheitslevel-der-empfaenger/ mail.de since 24. February 2016 https://mail.de/blog/2016-02-neue-funktion-warnt-vor-unverschluesselten-e-mail-empfaengern/
Am 25-Aug-2016 23:31:09 +0200 schrieb [email protected]: https://posteo.de/en/blog/new-webmail-interface-displays-servers-with-the-highest-sending-security We have just released a new feature for you: Our webmail interface now shows you which of your contacts you can send to with the optimal security of DANE technology. This can be recognised by a small, green DANE symbol above an email address. For us, the new DANE display is something very special. When we introduced this new piece of security technology in May 2014, Posteo was according to heise.de the first provider worldwide to support DANE. Many IT experts were unsure at that time whether the new technology would become established. In the meantime, this has changed - it is now worthwhile displaying whether another server supports DANE: We now transfer emails to many email servers worldwide using DANE as standard, including large email providers such as 1&1 (as well as mail.com, GMX and web.de) and Comcast. [...] _______________________________________________ dane mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/dane
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