NoDaddyNo New member Nov 17, 2003 #3 Does Elitemail still use the Hushmail engine? If so, then I would still trust it.
T tiger88 New member Nov 17, 2003 #4 NoDaddyNo said: Does Elitemail still use the Hushmail engine? If so, then I would still trust it. Click to expand... ya they do and same with www.cyber-rights.net all hush
NoDaddyNo said: Does Elitemail still use the Hushmail engine? If so, then I would still trust it. Click to expand... ya they do and same with www.cyber-rights.net all hush
C Code Guest Nov 17, 2003 #5 I dunno if they use it still. I would imagine so, unless they stopped paying their licensing fees and mocked the site up to appear to be the same. The server, regardless of where it's located can be subpoened, especially with all the "drug money tied to terror attacks".
I dunno if they use it still. I would imagine so, unless they stopped paying their licensing fees and mocked the site up to appear to be the same. The server, regardless of where it's located can be subpoened, especially with all the "drug money tied to terror attacks".
T tiger88 New member Nov 17, 2003 #6 i wonder if the paid email accounts are better secured? i know you can up grade your hushmail account....is that worth it?
i wonder if the paid email accounts are better secured? i know you can up grade your hushmail account....is that worth it?
C Code Guest Nov 17, 2003 #7 The Hush upgrades allow for more storage space and better spam protection. tiger88 said: i wonder if the paid email accounts are better secured? i know you can up grade your hushmail account....is that worth it? Click to expand...
The Hush upgrades allow for more storage space and better spam protection. tiger88 said: i wonder if the paid email accounts are better secured? i know you can up grade your hushmail account....is that worth it? Click to expand...
NoDaddyNo New member Nov 17, 2003 #8 I read somewhere just now that when you pay for your own hushmail license so that it is on your own domain, then you track the keys for it. So that means that it is only as secure as your trust of who has the keys.
I read somewhere just now that when you pay for your own hushmail license so that it is on your own domain, then you track the keys for it. So that means that it is only as secure as your trust of who has the keys.
C Code Guest Nov 17, 2003 #9 I think that's their Enterprise offering. They also offer managed services where they host it and manage keys for you. Which is much cheaper. But if EF is managing keys, I'm glad I'm not using it! NoDaddyNo said: I read somewhere just now that when you pay for your own hushmail license so that it is on your own domain, then you track the keys for it. So that means that it is only as secure as your trust of who has the keys. Click to expand...
I think that's their Enterprise offering. They also offer managed services where they host it and manage keys for you. Which is much cheaper. But if EF is managing keys, I'm glad I'm not using it! NoDaddyNo said: I read somewhere just now that when you pay for your own hushmail license so that it is on your own domain, then you track the keys for it. So that means that it is only as secure as your trust of who has the keys. Click to expand...
T tiger88 New member Nov 17, 2003 #10 Code said: I. But if EF is managing keys, I'm glad I'm not using it! Click to expand... lol just for men works nice bro.....try it out for the grey hair
Code said: I. But if EF is managing keys, I'm glad I'm not using it! Click to expand... lol just for men works nice bro.....try it out for the grey hair
C Code Guest Nov 17, 2003 #11 Tha sistas dig the salt-n-peppa look. tiger88 said: lol just for men works nice bro.....try it out for the grey hair Click to expand...
Tha sistas dig the salt-n-peppa look. tiger88 said: lol just for men works nice bro.....try it out for the grey hair Click to expand...