Amazon SES email receiving supports storing inbound messages using S3 encryption. Decryption is client-side and requires an S3 encryption client. Because there hadn't been an official Python S3 encryption client, Anymail was not able to support SES inbound with encrypted S3 storage.
Earlier this week, Amazon finally released a Python S3 Encryption Client. Anymail should use this to allow uses of SES email receiving with message encryption.
Amazon SES email receiving supports storing inbound messages using S3 encryption. Decryption is client-side and requires an S3 encryption client. Because there hadn't been an official Python S3 encryption client, Anymail was not able to support SES inbound with encrypted S3 storage.
Earlier this week, Amazon finally released a Python S3 Encryption Client. Anymail should use this to allow uses of SES email receiving with message encryption.