Private email service

[Dialgon]

Actually they are quite difficult to use.
As you can see, topic starter is looking for secure email.

Ok, Protonmail is considered secure email. I wrote above about messengers. I want to explain that there is no security anywhere. All our data is still someone's data. We must understand this.

 

[rayblack]

Ok, Protonmail is considered secure email. I wrote above about messengers. I want to explain that there is no security anywhere. All our data is still someone's data. We must understand this.

I am not sure I can't recommend any secured messenger if you don't believe there is any secured exists.
Probably Dust or Threema will satisfy you.

 

[Dialgon]

I am not sure I can't recommend any secured messenger if you don't believe there is any secured exists.
Probably Dust or Threema will satisfy you.

There is no specific information about how encryption works in Dust. Messages are deleted 30 seconds after someone opens them, and a warning system appears that the receiver has taken a screenshot of your message. The data is always viewed using volatile memory, open messages never touch the Android solid-state disk, and Dust servers do not store messages on the hard disk, any message sent will be stored for up to 12 hours on the server and then cleared regardless of whether it was read or not.

 

[Prensty]

Do you remember all the stories about anonymity Telegram? They were at the beginning. We know that Telegram are insecure. The same situation with new messengers. They are only said to be safe.

I'm interested in email service.. As for messengers I agree with you - it's hard to choose good one as everyone shout about privacy and give us nothing on the whole.

 

[Dialgon]

I'm interested in email service.. As for messengers I agree with you - it's hard to choose good one as everyone shout about privacy and give us nothing on the whole.

You can try another email service. It's called eclipso.eu. He has good reviews.

 

[rocks11111]

i never knew about these thank you

 

[Prensty]

You can try another email service. It's called eclipso.eu. He has good reviews.

It has good reviews or you tried it on your own? I can find tons of good reviews about Telegram for example but after usage it's a total disaster for me!

 

[Dialgon]

It has good reviews or you tried it on your own? I can find tons of good reviews about Telegram for example but after usage it's a total disaster for me!

I tried it on my own. It's a great service, I had no problems with it. I recommend it to you.

 

[rayblack]

There is no specific information about how encryption works in Dust. Messages are deleted 30 seconds after someone opens them, and a warning system appears that the receiver has taken a screenshot of your message. The data is always viewed using volatile memory, open messages never touch the Android solid-state disk, and Dust servers do not store messages on the hard disk, any message sent will be stored for up to 12 hours on the server and then cleared regardless of whether it was read or not.

So then WhatsApp have the same.
Don't you think it's secured enough?

 

[BESAFEENGINEERING]

In my opinion Protonmail its a good option. Really easy, simple and encripted email

 

[Dialgon]

So then WhatsApp have the same.
Don't you think it's secured enough?

WhatsApp messenger saves the history of correspondence even after its deletion.
I think there is nothing to discuss.

 

[Dialgon]

In my opinion Protonmail its a good option. Really easy, simple and encripted email

I think so too. This service can be used for permanent work. What can happen later we will find out later.

 

[dibridor]

There is no specific information about how encryption works in Dust. Messages are deleted 30 seconds after someone opens them, and a warning system appears that the receiver has taken a screenshot of your message. The data is always viewed using volatile memory, open messages never touch the Android solid-state disk, and Dust servers do not store messages on the hard disk, any message sent will be stored for up to 12 hours on the server and then cleared regardless of whether it was read or not.

OMG. Are you seriously ?
Are you sure of the provided information?

 

[Dialgon]

OMG. Are you seriously ?
Are you sure of the provided information?

I research and found this information. I'm here with this issue for discussion. I don't believe all sources on the Internet. However, such information is about this messenger.

 

[rayblack]

WhatsApp messenger saves the history of correspondence even after its deletion.
I think there is nothing to discuss.

Well, that what I am talking about.
They are both can't provide security.
Heard of Adamant?

 

[Dialgon]

Well, that what I am talking about.
They are both can't provide security.
Heard of Adamant?

I think I'm confused. Dust deletes messages and doesn't store them. WhatsApp keeps messages. Do I understand correctly? They are different.
Adamant? Not. What about him?

 

[rayblack]

I think I'm confused. Dust deletes messages and doesn't store them. WhatsApp keeps messages. Do I understand correctly? They are different.
Adamant? Not. What about him?

I guess you haven't worry about stored data when using Adamant. It stored in blockchain.
Other messengers store it on servers that doesn't provide any safety.

 

[JonFr]

If you're going to use protonmail just don't create a lot of accounts. I made 10 accounts and a few days later they were all banned.
I really suggest you set up your own server. That's what I do. It's extremely cheap/free and you have 100% control over the data.

 

[Dialgon]

I guess you haven't worry about stored data when using Adamant. It stored in blockchain.
Other messengers store it on servers that doesn't provide any safety.

I don't know about adamant. You may be right. Where did you find information about Dust? Dust doesn't store information on the server.

 

[rayblack]

I don't know about adamant. You may be right. Where did you find information about Dust? Dust doesn't store information on the server.

My mistake.
You're right.
But still operator can read users messages.
That's for sure.