pheinlein

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   by pheinlein 12y ago

   In a technical language, "rejecting" (I don't accept that message) and "bouncing" (I accept it, but I will send it back later) is clear defined. Returning would be "bouncing", because I do NOT return, I do
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   by pheinlein 12y ago

   Yes, we HAD access to the plaintext e-mail. And we explain that and warn about that. But after encrypting the e-mail, nobody will have access to that e-mail any more: Even hackers, phishers or the government. Many people are storing their e
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   by pheinlein 12y ago

   We're not native english speakers and we just got everything back from our translation office. We're still proofreading our website and the translations. "marketing speech" is not our way of talking and if the translatio
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   by pheinlein 12y ago

   We ARE clear about that. It's explained on https://mailbox.org/en/doodle-video-explains-fully-encrypted... and our doodle film explains the benefit and risk. Using the feature does not forbit to set up a "rea
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   by pheinlein 12y ago

   Spam is REJECTED and not deleted. In cause of a possible false positive the sender (!) will receive a non delivery report. Deleted e-mails is always forbidden. Peer (mailbox.org)
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   by pheinlein 12y ago

   A SINA Box is nothing else then a kind of VPN Gateway. A SINA Box does NOT provide direct access to a user's mailstore or something else. The still have to get in contact with the ISP to set the interception up and running. There'