[Bikkuri]

Oh.. there is one more that is very safe... People can't even find it if they aren't using TOR, as far as I know..


For example, THIS is the email address URL to the TOR mail... but you won't be able to access it using a standard browser (without using TOR)..


Check it out.. you might be interested ;)

[andyk]

I’m afraid you’ll have to use a one-time pad, and it might get cumbersome.

[A.A. Cunningham]

@Reagan.com

[desertfreedom765]

What you don’t like having your email data mined and having targeted ads sent to you?

Setting up your own email server would probably be the only way to have some privacy. The emphasis is on the word some.

If your Server is setup to use TLS, then it automatically sends it encrypted as long as the receiving Email Server has TLS implemented. (Not all do).

But at least your emails won’t be data mined like GMAIL, Yahoo or HOT mail.

A 2nd less secure option would be to open an account on a secondary provider like your ISP. Their not as likely to be actively data mining your emails to send you targeted ads.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

I used to use Sneak-e-Mail but they became a pay service so I went to another...Mail Null. It is similar in that it creates a temporary email address that is nothing more than an extra hop in the path that the email takes.

No more secure for long term usage but you can send an email and then delete the Mail Null address...thereby keeping any return email from reaching you. Your main address is then secure.

It helps in keeping Spam down but does not add much in the way of security overall.

[discostu]

If it ain’t encrypted it ain’t private. Remember all internet traffic goes through at least 6 computers, you at best control 2, all the rest can be used to read the traffic.

[Revolting cat!]