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I was reading the privacy policy and this caught my eye [0]. We never store the contents of your emails. Those simply pass through our servers directl
by denzil_correa 13y ago
I was reading the privacy policy and this caught my eye [0].
We never store the contents of your emails. Those simply pass through our
servers directly to your storage provider without ever touching our own hard
drives. The one exception to this currently is Skydrive. Their upload API does
not provide the options to allow us to stream directly to their servers. We will
change this when they fix their API. To support Skydrive we need to write a
temporary file to disk which is deleted immediately.
Is it unusual for Skydrive API not to support something like this.
[0] https://www.emailitin.com/privacy https://www.emailitin.com/privacy
- baudehlo 13y agoThe problem is they don't accept PUT or POST without a content-length and email attachments don't give you a length up front.
- bluehex 13y agoIt seems if you can write to a file, you could write to an in memory buffer instead, right? edit: As a user I wouldn't really have a problem with the temporary file. But it would allow you to remove the exceptional clause in your terms.