update: Note beta status of GPG Suite on macOS Sonoma

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List of changes proposed in this PR:

• Mention that GPG Suite does not yet have a stable release for macOS Sonoma (still in beta, with the last blog post update about it published in Dec 2023), which directly affects the Apple Mail (macOS) recommendation
  • Relevant discussion: https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/apple-mail-no-longer-meets-minimum-criteria/14950
  • This note is intentionally conservative because I'm not sure if there should be an actionable suggestion for this. Would it make sense to advise people on macOS Sonoma to use Thunderbird instead?
• Add the same mention to the GPG Suite listing on the Encryption Software page

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[kimg45]

GPG Suite is also in the Encryption Software so might be good to add the warning there too. Honestly the requirement to support OpenPGP specifically is strange to me. Apple Mail supports E2EE mail through S/MIME.

[dngray]

OpenPGP specifically is strange to me. Apple Mail supports E2EE mail through S/MIME.

The main reason I think is S/MIME isn't really used, requires you to pay for a certificate and your provider needs to trust the CA chosen.

• This note is intentionally conservative because I'm not sure if there should be an actionable suggestion for this. Would it make sense to advise people on macOS Sonoma to use Thunderbird instead?

I'd probably just use the beta in this case.

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This pull request has been mentioned on Privacy Guides. There might be relevant details there:

https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/2024-09-08/20708/1