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Your deliverability will suck as pointed out here on HN for quite some time. Also, your VPS provider can still be compelled to (try) deanonymize you.
by chinathrow 5y ago
Your deliverability will suck as pointed out here on HN for quite some time.
Also, your VPS provider can still be compelled to (try) deanonymize you.
- 2Gkashmiri 5y agoi run a mailinabox for almost a year now. had initial trouble with gmail. now its all fine and i have no trouble connecting to anyone. as i said, when you pay with crypto, the VPS provider has what data on you? you obviously wont use your real name to sign up for vps or domain so what can they give besides access to the server? even if that was done, won't you know?
- chinathrow 5y agoYour VPS provider has your IP address. If it's from a VPN, your VPN provider can be compelled to de-anonymize you.
- junon 5y agoPublic facing SMTP, Tor hidden service for IMAP, all on a VPS and domain paid for with tumbled cc? Unless you worry about your ISP knowing you use Tor (there are some ways around that, kinda), I can't imagine how they'd DA you. E: ... aside from some sort of Tor-based attack, of course.
- 2Gkashmiri 5y agoi would say this. how about we use crypto to pay for a vps. then install tor on it and over that, an email server. i can imagine this being not a difficult endeavour
- phone8675309 5y ago> had initial trouble with gmail. now its all fine and i have no trouble connecting to anyone. What dark magic have you done to make this a reality?