Cryptography for Emails on a MacBook

While the deprivation of the Fourth Amendment of the Bill of Rights from the Constitution of the United States proceeds relentlessly from within the government of the United States of America, remaining secure in persons, houses, papers, or effects such as email requires more than simply an understanding of “certain inalienable rights” but that of cryptography. Cryptography, which is itself under attack now in the United States of American through legislation designed to undermine the Constitution of the United States of America (i.e., Eliminating Abusive and Rampant Neglect of Interactive Technologies Act of 2020 (EARN IT)), is an indispensable tool.

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If you are in the mainstream of modern technological equipment, then you likely have a MacBook, Apple iPhone, Apple iWatch or AppleTV. While the latter three devices are completely insecure, from a MacBook there may still be a reasonable expectation of privacy after its hardened. MacBooks are susceptible to hardening through their Operating System. The operating system in MacBooks is based on Unix so many of the programs designed from within the Free Open Source Software (FOSS) are available for MacBooks.