I suppose in theory you are correct. But to bring it to the Real World, please cite some examples where anyone has hacked and read someone else's email on gmail, yahoo mail, or MSN, or anywhere else for that matter.
Besides, I dunno what type of super secret business you think the OP is in, but if he encrypts all his emails he should have said that up front. Most people send emails in plain text, and they're stored in plain text on their computer. No security is expected. Anything you say in email should be considered 'public'. On 7/2/07, Rev. Stewart Marshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes but then they are there for all to read and hack. I much prefer downloading my mail, getting it off the server and having it at my fingertips for referral and perusal. I go back to emails all the time for information, links and websites. As long as it is on the web it is there for anyone to see. Stewart At 02:44 PM 7/2/2007, you wrote: >Forget local email clients entirely. The new webmail clients are as >fast, and lots easier to set up and operate. > >On 7/2/07, Michael P. Stern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>I have used Eudora happily for many years but with Qualcomm's >>dropping support of the program I would like to move to another one, >>preferably not Outlook.
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