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It's not necesarily banned, but very often port 25 will be blocked. Additionally it's pretty likely your email will be marked as spam if it comes from a residen
by fyfy18 8y ago
It's not necesarily banned, but very often port 25 will be blocked. Additionally it's pretty likely your email will be marked as spam if it comes from a residential IP. They must have thought about this though, so maybe they have their own SMTP servers that emails go through.
- erinnh 8y agoApparently so: "Helm connects securely to a unique gateway, which is assigned a static IP address so Helm is reachable by other mail servers and secure TLS sessions can be established." Which I dont see the point of then. That way they are your gatekeeper of your mail/files etc. Not much of an improvement.
- icebraining 8y agoAgreed. I don't see how this is any different from a regular email server, with a local client that pulls emails over IMAP and deletes them remotely.