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Hm, I have 10 years worth of emails in my dovecot, on my metal, in my basement, online. Can you please describe how can it be read without a warrant by people w
by pacija 4y ago
Hm, I have 10 years worth of emails in my dovecot, on my metal, in my basement, online. Can you please describe how can it be read without a warrant by people who don't have my imap password or wheel ssh key to my server?
- criddell 4y agoDo you ever send email to other servers? If so, there are copies out there.
- ck2 4y agoWell that's the "proper" version of the clinton email server in the basement. But I meant the major services all must give access to virtually any federal government entity on request, warrantless. I think they even have portals, imagine how that is abused by anyone and everyone. Not sure how it would be enforced but I would guess if the feds wanted access to your server, even without a warrant, you'd be forced to give it to them. https://www.wired.com/2010/04/emailprivacy/ https://www.wired.com/2010/04/emailprivacy/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_Communications_Privacy_Act#Criticism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_Communications_Priv...
- pessimizer 4y agoCan you describe how it could be read with a warrant, or how it's relevant at all to people who have email accounts with online services?
- unionpivo 4y agoUnless you are just emailing yourself on your server, chances are that 80% of your email is searchable between Google, Microsoft or Amazon. I just checked on my mail (look at headers, for smtp hosts not just senders and receivers). For me its 76% for the past 7 years, that either originated or ended in one of the big three silos.