On 4/4/14, 11:27 AM, water lilies wrote:
Data folder inside com.fsck.K9 folder inside Android folder contains a
folder which contains a complete copy of email attachments I downloaded
and opened.
Another folder inside the data folder contains SVG images. Inkscape
could not open them up. What are the SVG images of?
Inside the Data folder contains two SQLite3 database files with .db
extension. Kate text editor opened them. They contained the entire
content of the emails that were pulled from fastmail.fm server.
This privacy violation is not disclosed in K-9 wiki. Nor is there an
option to disable logging.
Is my K-9 email client hacked?
Or do I need to switch email clients to have privacy? K-9 is in
f-droid.org. I expect privacy from an open source application!
I'm not sure what you're getting at but K-9 downloads a cached copy of
your e-mails locally. So of course they're going to be on your device
and I don't see how that violates privacy.
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