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After a story like this, how on earth could any corporation blindly trust a cloud provider with their data? By using an e-mail service that does not have such
by danieldk 13y ago
After a story like this, how on earth could any corporation blindly trust a cloud provider with their data?
By using an e-mail service that does not have such clauses in their terms of service, or even better, guarantee that they won't read your e-mail. Because if they do, it makes it a lot easier to sue them.
Of course, e-mail is inherently insecure. Even with PGP encryption, the metadata is visible by every SMTP server on a message's route. So, don't expect privacy when using e-mail.
- epistasis 13y agoDo you know of any such email service? Google, Apple, and Yahoo will all read your email: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/mar/21/yahoo-google-and-apple-claim-right-to-read-user-emails http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/mar/21/yahoo-goog...