Simplifying Gadgets and Technology, is my passion!
OK, the linked article only gives 5 good reasons, but I’ll add at least another two good reasons of my own: Of course, it is also free and open source, which are additional bonuses. I […]
The popular open-source email client, Mozilla Thunderbird, has just launched a beta version of its Android app. This release, version 8.0b1, is available as a pre-release with a range of new features and improvements. This […]
Work and school emails are fine, but they might not last forever (and often neither does using an ISP e-mail address if you ever want to switch ISPs). You need something you can always come […]
More and more of my accounts are all arriving now with password encrypted PDFs. It’s good that an open standard is being used, but the passwords are really getting complicated as some use my ID […]
What is the first thing you do after receiving spam email? If you are like most people, it probably goes like this: The above approach, however, does not solve, but merely hides the problem — […]
I’d long ago ditched using my own ISP’s e-mail service for exactly the reasons given in the linked article. I know it was a freebie, but it ties you into that provider, and it is […]
The Thunderbird client has got a big makeover. It is not just an e-mail client though as it also has calendaring, contacts and tasks built-in, and many additional add-on’s that provide extra customisation and functionality. […]
This is a simple containerised mail server (SMTP, IMAP, LDAP, Antispam, Antivirus, etc.). Only configuration files, no SQL database. Easy to deploy and upgrade. I see it is often recommended to others, as I noticed […]
On Tuesday, Google made client-side encryption available to a limited set of Gmail and Calendar users in a move designed to give them more control over who sees sensitive communications and schedules. Client-side encryption is […]
Many people use their primary email to sign in to practically everything. That’s a privacy nightmare, and you might be shocked to see how easily someone can use it to effectively stalk you and violate […]
