OT. ISP's can read your e-mail.
 

More lawyerly claptrap.

Let's face it, we have no privacy left.
George Orwell was off by 20 years.

"Radioman390" wrote in message
...
More lawyerly claptrap.

Let's face it, we have no privacy left.
George Orwell was off by 20 years.

You guys ever heard of enctryption?
Many different flavors to choose from.
Email never had the intention of being
private ever since it's inception and
it took you guys this long to figure
this out? Sending email through the
internet is like sending a letter without
an envelope through USPS.

Guarantee,
no one gives a rat's Ass about what's in your e-mail...


In article xShFc.14995$XM6.11629@attbi_s53, "©" writes:



"Radioman390" wrote in message
...
More lawyerly claptrap.

Let's face it, we have no privacy left.
George Orwell was off by 20 years.

You guys ever heard of enctryption?
Many different flavors to choose from.
Email never had the intention of being
private ever since it's inception and
it took you guys this long to figure
this out? Sending email through the
internet is like sending a letter without
an envelope through USPS.

Encrypt your email and they'll be VERY interested!

Guarantee,
no one gives a rat's Ass about what's in your e-mail...


You guys ever heard of enctryption?
Many different flavors to choose from.
Email never had the intention of being
private ever since it's inception

- Probably can't find anything anyway;
( Where's Osama ?? )

- so why be concerned..


In article ,
(Radioman390) writes:


Encrypt your email and they'll be VERY interested!

Guarantee,
no one gives a rat's Ass about what's in your e-mail...


You guys ever heard of enctryption?
Many different flavors to choose from.
Email never had the intention of being
private ever since it's inception

have you heard of pgp, a well known encryption software? As their
manual says ..

"With PGP..., you can protect the privacy of your e-mail messages and
files by encrypting them so that only the intended recipients can read
them. You can also digitally sign messages and files, which ensures
their authenticity. A signed message verifies that the information
within it has not been tampered with in any way."

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