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Revision as of 09:16, 20 November 2015
Service- Surveillance Profiling your identity and actions
If you're up to the challenge, a personal (or small network) mail server on an encrypted computer is an excellent way to go. It may expose the participants as belonging to a single service, but can offer privacy and reliability far and beyond what you'd expect from a 3rd party. Many guides are available online, ranging from the step-by-step walk-throughs with detailed explanations to the point-and-click install. Its not a task for the novice but it is definitely doable with some attention and persistence.
- Ars Technica guide to running your own mail server
- iredMail point and click server installation
- Parent: To find a reliable email provider / Email /
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| Fa/سرور رایانامهٔ خودتان را اداره کنید | Run your own mail server | fa | 26 March 2016 11:01:55 |
