Sorry list :), sorry Ross :) I didn't notice which mails should be off-list and which one for the list too.
There wasn't something very private sent to the list, but maybe there are some mails missing. Ralf Ross wrote: > Hi Ralf, > > Ralf Mardorf wrote: > >> I prefer to have the mails on my computer, I'm online all the time, but >> handling it this way, I have access to my mails, even if I can't connect >> to the net. Privacy is better on my own HD, excepted to the mails that >> are available by mailing list archives, not less of them are painful, I >> can prevent of making myself to a clown, by those mails too. >> >> It's not clear how save mails are by Google. The information, that there >> is no censorship is a help, but it's still open what Google does with >> data. >> > > I also prefer to keep mails on my system which is why I use > Thunderbird to download my messages via gmail pop server and send via > gmail smtp. I have several years email stored on a partition which I > share between the various operating systems I use on this machine. > > I realise that this system I use is not perfect, as you say who knows > what google do with the mails. The way I see it is that I have to > trust someone to store (temporarily) and transfer my email and am > really not so sure that I trust my ISP more than I trust gmail. Even > using Gustin's method of running his own MTA still relies on his ISP > to actually transmit and receive his mail, therefore there is still > the risk that his ISP could intercept his pop and/or smtp traffic for > their own purposes. > > Regards, > Ross.
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