tor-community-approved free pop/imap/smtp mail

[Aline de Freitas]

You may have a look in riseup.net. 

http://help.riseup.net/policy/

http://help.riseup.net/about-us/

Aline

Em Friday 14 December 2007 00:45:04 chandler sobel-sörenson escreveu:
> i think i remember seeing this discussion not long ago but, if i remember
> correctly, it went off on some tangent and there were no results!
>
> what we are looking for: free mail which offers pop/imap/smtp access,
> approved by the tor community.  what does that mean?  i think we have
> consensus that the whole system should preserve anonymity, but i'll make
> clear some of my requirements:
>
> - sign-up page does not require unneeded information
> - sign-up page & web interface do not require javascript
> - sign-up page & web interface uses ssl
>
> so far, google mail meets these requirements but we all know about their
> privacy policy! so:
>
> - sane privacy policy
>
> i found safe-mail.net, which is the best i can find in my (extremely)
> limited search, but still: not free smtp, and no mention of data retention
> policy.  i would consider paying for an account for not-so-anonymous usage,
> just to get smtp access.  would someone object to that?
>
> so, also:
>
> - clear data retention policy
> - prefer no advertisements inserted into outgoing mails
> - other items of concern to the tor community
>
> anything like that exist?  are we really that picky?
>
> thanks.



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