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Own-Mailbox, the first 100% confidential Mailbox.

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You can create 100% self-hosted mailboxes. Own-Mailbox allows you to easily send and receive confidential emails with an already existing email address, from any computer in the world. Strong private key encryption with Gnu Privacy Guard. Private Link Message method, allows you to send a private message even to people who don't use encryption, by sending them a temporary and filtered HTTPS link. Private Folder: make your most private data accessible only from home, not from Internet. Easy access to logs, so you can check no one is accessing your emails without your consent. Integrated Framasoft services, to provide you with private large file sharing, event scheduling, shared spreadsheet and documents. Optional P2P backup, so even if your Own-Mailbox is offline temporarily you don't lose any email from your self-hosted addresses as long as you maintain 70% up ratio. If you cannot plug your Own-Mailbox to a stable Internet Connection anymore, plug it in mini-usb to your computer, access your old and new emails with our recovery software. 16GB storage, possibility to extend memory or do backup via USB drive/HDD. Very low power.

Soverin

For years we’ve trusted the postman to deliver our mail without reading it. Why should this be different for email?
 Soverin is the honest email service that doesn’t sell your data.

2011

Feed au format mail et sync par IMAP - Carnets de La Grange

Intéressante pensée pour créer un système de blog par mail, synchronisable en IMAP.

2010

The Worst Email Habits and Annoyances You Should Avoid (or At Least Be Aware Of)

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Good tip for replacing the default signature added by mobile phones.

Announcing tempalias.com « gnegg

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Posts describing the development of tempalias.com, a web service for forwarding email to a temporary alias build with node.js and redis.

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