Comment by leptons

>That is a problem with you not understanding how security works.

That's hilariously wrong.

>There is no such thing as "being really secure".

Sure there is. "Being really secure" isn't what I said at all, and it's a vague statement to make. You're reaching to create an internet argument, and I'm frankly bored of this, you're out of your depth.

>Even your air-gapped example is wrong, because it means that you have to trust that system

I'd trust a system that I set up. I'm not going to do it on a system that you set up, that much is for certain.

> (unless you are capable of building a computer from scratch in your garage, which I doubt).

I still have an EPROM burner, so yes, I could, and I have.

>Sending an encrypted over the Signal app is a lot more secure than sending an email over the ProtonMail website

If you really think that, then nobody should be taking security advice from you.

I'm really tired of this pointless internet interaction. Goodbye.