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IMHO, it's a bit irresponsible, to call something XXX-proof, when we don't even known the full range of capabilities of XXX.
by greyman 13y ago
IMHO, it's a bit irresponsible, to call something XXX-proof, when we don't even known the full range of capabilities of XXX.
- alan_cx 13y agoLike bleach only killing 99.99% of germs!!!
- SG- 13y agoCould the NSA use some random hidden exploit and break into the machine if they really wanted to? Probably. But this is about all your emails not being easily indexed by Google/NSA and whoever else the NSA works with. Obviously emails you've sent out to other servers/domains will be in the clear and will then be indexed.
- greyman 13y ago> Obviously emails you've sent out to other servers/domains will be in the clear and will then be indexed. Yes, that's what I meant. And - aren't those the majority of the emails? If so, it's incorrect to call it NSA-proof.