K-9 Mail : #client #email #opensource che ridefinisce la libertà su #Android
@diggita #privacy @opensource @tecnologia
https://webappsmagazine.blogspot.com/2025/10/k-9-mail-client-email-open-source-che.html
opio ⏚
boosted
ChatControl wants to scan all your private messages
The European Union wants to force tech companies to scan your private messages & images, even in your favorite encrypted apps.
🕵️ https://metalhearf.fr/posts/chatcontrol-wants-your-private-messages/
#europe #privacy #chatcontrol #telegram #signal #whatsapp #eu #eupol #noprivacy #europeanunion #email #chat #hosting #csam #app #apps #force
ChatControl wants to scan all your private messages
The European Union wants to force tech companies to scan your private messages & images, even in your favorite encrypted apps.
🕵️ https://metalhearf.fr/posts/chatcontrol-wants-your-private-messages/
#europe #privacy #chatcontrol #telegram #signal #whatsapp #eu #eupol #noprivacy #europeanunion #email #chat #hosting #csam #app #apps #force
@yunohost
@nextcloud (Mail)
@freedomboxfndn
Are / will you support this option for encrypted email? (^^^ Previous toot)
#Encryption #Email #WKD #Privacy #Yunohost #Nextcloud #Freedombox #WebKeyDirectory #Cryptography #OpenPGP
💻 Digital Revolutionary Infrastructures (Very Encrypted) aka DRI(VE): #EmailSecurity
🔙 #Email is around since the 1980s and is still used by billions of people everyday. But how does it work?
🪧 The success of email is mostly due to being based in protocols.
Protocols are a set of rules on how a node communicates with other nodes, allowing information exchange. Email uses the SMTP protocol for sending messages and POP3 or IMAP for receiving messages.
By being based on protocols, Email cannot be owned by anyone - it's just a set of rules, a convention. This allows decentralized communication. Your university server can communicate with a Gmail server to exchange messages, for example.
The success of email is mostly due to being based in protocols.
Protocols are a set of rules on how a node communicates with other nodes, allowing information exchange. Email uses the SMTP protocol for sending messages and POP3 or IMAP for receiving messages.
Email is around since the 1980s and is still used by billions of people everyday. But how does it work?
DRI(VE) Project
Email security