> > If you follow gmails instructions for setting up a mail client > > you will notice that is says to use secure connection, which > > uses port 995 and 587 and therefore you can send/recieve mail to/from > > google even if you're on cox's network. > > Kudoo's to google for making it easy for the rest of the world! > > Does google save a copy of the mail relayed through them in your gmail > archive? Does the AUP allow them to archive the mail even if it's not in > your archive? (probably so but i don't know...) >
I think so. I don't use it day to day. My wife does. She complains that when she sends a mail out she receives a copy of the mail she sent. I've never sat down and used the pop/smtp stuff from google so I don't know exaclty what it's doing. I didn't see any settings to stop it from doing that, but I'm still not 100% sure what's going on. Wait, I think it's when she sends mail via the web interface, she receives a copy of that via pop. But if she sends via smtp... then I'm not so sure. I'll have to ask her to see. I'll let yall know. BB
