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Unless you run your own smtp and pop/imap mail servers, there is no way to be sure no one will read your emails. I think you really want to encrypt your email
by RK 15y ago
Unless you run your own smtp and pop/imap mail servers, there is no way to be sure no one will read your emails.
I think you really want to encrypt your email for that kind of peace of mind. Of course you need buy in from your contacts.
- eps 15y agoActually there is another option which is to store emails on a secure webserver instead of sending them, and send "you've got mail" notifications instead. There are some usability issues such as message threading and what not, but technically this is much simpler to set up than the conventional encrypted email.