To find a reliable email provider - Revision history

AlwaysRememberPOOP at 22:24, 25 November 2015

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Dmitri at 16:50, 27 August 2015

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{{Scenario Task
|Scenario Task Parent=Email
|Scenario Task Type=Surveillance, Profiling your identity and actions
|Scenario Task Description=Ideally you would not need to rely on your email provider by [[I_want_to_learn_about_encrypting_email|encrypting your email]]. There are several important factors to consider when choosing an email provider:
*Who is behind the service - is it a big corporation or a small company?
*Where are their servers located, where is the company registered?
*What are the privacy and security features of the account?

Answers may help you establish how far the email provider will go to protect your privacy and identity, the relevant laws that will govern that company and your messages on their servers.
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 *What are the privacy and security features of the account?
-Answers may help you establish how far the email provider will go to protect your privacy and identity, the relevant laws that will govern that company and your messages on their servers. Please carefully read their terms of service and privacy policies before registration. Be aware that apart from protecting the contents of your email messages with encryption, you should also consider email metadata - that is information about who you send and receive email from, when, how often and the subject line, which is never encrypted. Please refer to the EFF [https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/why-metadata-matters Surveillance Self Defense Guide - why Metadata matters].
+Answers may help you establish how far the email provider will go to protect your privacy and identity, the relevant laws that will govern that company and your messages on their servers. [https://www.privacytools.io/#email Here's a list from the Privacy Tools website] on ethical email providers. Please carefully read each provider's terms of service and privacy policies before registration. Be aware that apart from protecting the contents of your email messages with encryption, you should also consider email metadata - that is information about who you send and receive email from, when, how often and the subject line, which is never encrypted. Please refer to the EFF [https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/why-metadata-matters Surveillance Self Defense Guide - why Metadata matters].
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 *What are the privacy and security features of the account?
-Answers may help you establish how far the email provider will go to protect your privacy and identity, the relevant laws that will govern that company and your messages on their servers. Be aware that apart from protecting the contents of your email messages with encryption, you should also consider email metadata - that is information about who you send and receive email from, when, how often and the subject line, which is never encrypted. Please refer to the EFF [https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/why-metadata-matters Surveillance Self Defense Guide - why Metadata matters].
+Answers may help you establish how far the email provider will go to protect your privacy and identity, the relevant laws that will govern that company and your messages on their servers. Please carefully read their terms of service and privacy policies before registration. Be aware that apart from protecting the contents of your email messages with encryption, you should also consider email metadata - that is information about who you send and receive email from, when, how often and the subject line, which is never encrypted. Please refer to the EFF [https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/why-metadata-matters Surveillance Self Defense Guide - why Metadata matters].
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 |Scenario Task Parent=Email
 |Scenario Task Type=Surveillance, Profiling your identity and actions
-|Scenario Task Description=Ideally you would not need to rely on your email provider by  [[I_want_to_learn_about_encrypting_email|encrypting your email]]. There are several important factors to consider when choosing an email provider:
+|Scenario Task Description=Ideally you would not need to rely on your email provider if you  [[I_want_to_learn_about_encrypting_email|encrypted all your email]]. In general, there are several important factors to consider when choosing an email provider:
 *Who is behind the service - is it a big corporation or a small company?
 *Where are their servers located, where is the company registered?
 *What are the privacy and security features of the account?
-Answers may help you establish how far the email provider will go to protect your privacy and identity, the relevant laws that will govern that company and your messages on their servers. [https://www.privacytools.io/#email Here's a list from the Privacy Tools website] on ethical email providers. Please carefully read each provider's terms of service and privacy policies before registration. Be aware that apart from protecting the contents of your email messages with encryption, you should also consider email metadata - that is information about who you send and receive email from, when, how often and the subject line, which is never encrypted. Please refer to the EFF [https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/why-metadata-matters Surveillance Self Defense Guide - why Metadata matters].
+Answers to these questions may help you understand how far the email provider will go to protect your privacy and identity, the relevant laws that will govern that company and your messages on their servers. [https://www.privacytools.io/#email Here's a list from the Privacy Tools website] on ethical email providers. It is best to read carefully each provider's terms of service and privacy policies before registration. Be aware that apart from protecting the contents of your email messages with encryption, you should also consider email metadata - that is information about who you send and receive email from, when, how often and the subject line, which is never encrypted. Please refer to the EFF [https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/why-metadata-matters Surveillance Self Defense Guide - why Metadata matters].
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