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one thing you'd lose that way is the direct secure delivery. not that it'd matter if you send it to someone on google, but you can't trust the relay server not
by LoSboccacc 11y ago
one thing you'd lose that way is the direct secure delivery. not that it'd matter if you send it to someone on google, but you can't trust the relay server not to tamper with the mail
unlikely, but if you are the type to run your own mailbox, probably that matters to you
- jlgaddis 11y agoGood point, although if my options were either a) handle inbound myself, rely on a third-party for outbound or b) rely on a third-party for inbound and outbound, I'd pick the latter (although not everyone would, of course). Obviously, you'd have to trust whomever you're using for relaying not to mess with your mail. Another option could be a VPN connection to bypass ISP-level packets filters.