[conservative in nyc]

Just because you've deleted FReepmail from your outbox doesn't mean the recipient has deleted it from his or her inbox. Absent interception by third parties through legal or illegal means, FReepmail's as secure as the sender AND recipient want it to be.

It appears likely that MD4BUSH didn't want NCPAC's FReepmails to be secure, since they ended up reprinted in the Washington Post.

[SauronOfMordor]

Just because you've deleted FReepmail from your outbox doesn't mean the recipient has deleted it from his or her inbox. Absent interception by third parties through legal or illegal means, FReepmail's as secure as the sender AND recipient want it to be.

And if you freep from work, it's not hard for the company's net security admin to set up a filter at the firewall that logs all forms submissions to a file. At work, you have NO right of privacy while using company PCs. You also have no idea if the net admin is a Dem activist who would become intrigued over activity involving FR

I've stopped freeping from work