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Yeah totally agree. WhatsApp shouldn't be used by government.
Email can be secure both sides, one side or neither. You can't rely on it being secure.
If it's PGP email, it's as secure as the keys. If the keys can't be kept secure, no system can be kept secure. You email whose public key you have and it requires their private key to read.
Were talking about somebody using their own personal email for work purposes. There's absolutely no assurances on encryption their using. It's a bigger risk than WhatsApp, although I again should say I agree WhatsApp shouldn't be used either. Both options aren't good but for slightly different reasons, in my opinion anyway.
Oh I'm not arguing it's ok to use personal email for government business. I'm saying email can be secured.