[buraktamturk]

Hey Google. Please never do this. This would throw thousands of evidence about how Erdogan regime worked with terror organisations, including the e-mails that tried to ban social media to stop these evidences be available to public. And also how they declared innocent people as terror organisations with some companies that offered law support. For example, this one https://wikileaks.org/berats-box/emailid/35540 especially verifies a crime - Turkish Airlines Nigeria Weapon transfer as it marks the event as "Government Secret"; The evidence that they talk on this e-mail involves a call where the ministers talk "I don't know if they will use it to kill Muslims or Christians".

That specific e-mail does not have DKIM signature (maybe because it was sent his own gmail address? or to an gmail address in general?).

I am aware that even if they publish the DKIM secrets, these e-mail will not lose any value since these e-mails was posted before the secrets.

But I think using e-mails as evidence should be a thing in general. As you could receive them to your personal e-mail server and want to authenticate and use it on a court, even years after. If they publish the keys, it would not be possible as you could be the one who forged the e-mail as it were received from somebody else and has been put to your IMAP server manually.

[yholio]

In reality, that would throw forgery of such evidence in the hands of regular people, as opposed to those politically connected, the secret services, and nation-state hacker squads. While I sympathize with your political plight, I don't really understand why you would think that is a good thing in general. For all intents and purposes, it seems even worse, leaving the ability to weaponize public opinion in the hands of those who should most fear it.

[buraktamturk]

Except if you are the actual victim of these e-mails and the politicans who control 95% of the media are able to trick people either making them belive it was fake or it had "national interests" and they did it because of "country".

At least these e-mails are believed to be true in other countries. So does Authenticity of thes e-mails can easily help you when you seek asylum in country from a country where they declared you as a terrorist - internationally.

[exo762]

If you are worried about your ability to validate DKIM signatures tomorrow on emails you own today, you can work-around this by timestamping the emails via something like opentimestamps.org. This would prove that those emails and their DKIM signatures existed today. The next step would be proving that nobody has leaked server's DKIM private keys before the date of timestamping.