ota makes email encryption easy, no profiling possible. Open source and forever free.
Comparing such two distinct things is almost as comparing apples to oranges.
Free services like gmail or yahoo remind me about scientists in white robes and big glasses where we playing role of guinea-pigs. They observe us and analyze our virtual lives. I'm not here to judge such approach, as we all agree for such terms when signup for a free account, but I'm very concerned it start getting too far. I guess none of us want to take shower with open window even if glass company give it for free. So why with emails we agree to such terms?
I personally want to be in control of knowing who can see what I write and when. In the same time paid service not always guarantee your safety and privacy. I personally went through tens of services and found that most of them are just too lazy to sell my data and want to charge some fee instead.
I'm glad more people start asking right questions; after more than 30 years of using emails this is a good time to have some order. Especially when emails start to play such important role in our personal and financial live.
Tried Protonmail and only rec'd ~25% of emails on 2 test ones and only 1:8 or so on the other. Disappointed. We heard from ppl at our current email site asking, "You always reply, what's up?" Then we tested it ourselves. arh CS, such that it is, reply was a D-.
Also tried Mailfence but when you click on Register after entering all your info, nothing happens. Tried that several times over several days.
Tutanota would not let me post a resume ad. It gave "Blocked" which is weird. Never saw that from cl in all these yrs.
Mailbox.org is down so many days and even when up it takes forever for it to open.
Finding most don't work and I'm not ready to pay currently. And why pay if they aren't private. Should the mailman read our mail at the mailbox with his friends?
The way I see it is if you have something sensitive to communicate you do so in person. If geography is an issue you use a real time client with end to end encryption and message expiration. I'm partial to Telegram currently. I'd like to say I care enough about the intrusion on privacy from Big Brother to encrypt my emails just to bug them or make it harder for them to read but I don't.
In my case with email anything that's remotely sensitive (credit card statements, purchase history, etc) can easily be obtained by law enforcement direct from the source with less hassle then thwarting encryption. The rest of my email is pretty mundane. For most servers the email isn't encrypted server side unless you've sent it pre-encrypted with PGP or something similar. Chances are it will be sitting on a server in plain text anyhow. Big Brother could just as easily 'tap' the info from your provider.
Why should I use corporate e-mail?
How often should I change my email password?The US Senate today passed a bill to create an 'Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator' who will be tasked with launching anti-piracy initiatives, plus a seperate FBI unit to deal with copyright theft.
The War on Piracy is following in the footsteps of such crusades as the War on Drugs, the War on Terror and the War in Iraq, and promises to be about as successful.
The Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights Act gives authorities sweeping powers to confiscate computers and other equipment used to illegally copy copyrighted material, increases the financial penalties for getting caught and boosts funding for federal and local anti-piracy operations.
One of the Act's more extreme provisions - allowing the Justice Department to sue individuals on behalf of copyright holders - was removed at the insistence of the White House.
The new copyright czar role requires Senate confirmation and will then report directly to the President and Congress.Could the production-spec Ariya SUV live up to the concept car version?
Nissan is all set for the online reveal of the production-spec Ariya SUV on July 15 at 1:00 p.m. Philippine time. Based on the teaser video that Nissan released, the production-spec Ariya SUV looks similar to its concept car sibling that was first introduced during the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show.
Well, that’s quite expected because Nissan is a car brand that makes an effort in keeping its production-spec cars look as similar as possible to its concept car counterpart. As what we’ve shared before, Nissan has a notable track record in making its concept car to an actual production vehicle.
One of the many examples we can note is the Nissan Xmotion concept, which was shown off at the 2018 North American International Auto Show. The said concept was the design inspiration that Nissan used for the 2021 Nissan X-Trail.
Moreover, the Resonance concept that debuted in 2013 was the first time that Nissan showed its now popular V-Motion grille, and boomerang shaped headlights. See what we’re talking about? Nissan has a good track record in turning its concept cars to an actual production-spec vehicle.
Going back to the Ariya, it is set to be Nissan's first all-electric SUV that comes with wide front fenders, slim LED headlights, and an overall sleek yet sharp appeal. The production-spec Ariya could also be fitted with an illuminated Nissan emblem, which is not a new sight in the Philippine market since BYD has its car’s emblem illuminated in red.
The thing that we’re actually looking forward to seeing is the grille of the Nissan Ariya. This is because the concept version is equipped with what Nissan calls the “front shield,” which replaces the traditional grille design that we know, according to the Japanese automaker. And oh, Nissan also said last year at the Tokyo Motor Show that the Ariya will not look like a traditional SUV since it will feature a new body design.
Aside from the grille, we’re also curious on how the production-spec Ariya’s interior looks like. The interior cabin of the concept version looks sleek and futuristic.
Nissan said that it has integrated the concept version with an intuitive technology, which includes a virtual personal assistant, and a smart route planner. These two techs allow the Ariya concept to adapt seamlessly into the driver’s daily life.
The online debut of the Ariya SUV will be on July 15. It will be broadcasted globally from the Nissan Pavilion in Yokohama, Japan via The Nissan Next.
The launch event will also have Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida, COO Ashwani Gupta, and Senior Vice President for Global Design Alfonso Albaisa, among others.
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Lucille Itzikson Adler, originally from Newark, N.J., Edison, N.J., and more recently of New Hope, Pa., passed away peacefully on July 31, 2022. She was 86 years old.
Lucille was predeceased by her husband, Dr. Herbert Adler, who passed away on July 5, 2020 at the age of 88. She is survived by her three children Paul S. Adler, Craig M. Adler and Julie Adler Robinson, and her daughter-in-law, Linda Abrams, as well as her two beloved grandchildren Scott Adler and Hailey Robinson. She is also survived by her nephew Jonathan Druckman and his wife Susan, her niece Georgia Druckman, and her two beloved great-nephews Daniel Druckman and Adam Druckman.
Lucille was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, aunt, cousin and a dear friend to many. She was a very positive influence on all who met her, and made whoever she was talking to feel like the most important person in the world, with a true gift of conversation. She was filled with kindness, joy, love and selfless devotion to her family and her friends.
Lucille married at the young age of 19, and supported Herb through his service in the United States Navy, as well as dental school. She graduated from Upsala College and became a gifted teacher to young children. After that Lucille worked to advocate for women who were victims of domestic violence and she helped many Russian immigrants to get settled with work and housing. She even had some of them live in for periods of time creating a safe and welcoming environment, and making them her lifelong friends. Lucille lived a full, happy life and enjoyed traveling the world with her husband and family, immersing herself in learning about art and other cultures. She and Herb learned to sail together, and passed this love onto their children. She was an avid reader and painter, and could always be counted upon to suggest a compelling book, film or TV program. She loved cooking for a crowd at holidays and other special occasions.
Lucille put everyone else’s comfort before her own, creating a peace in her presence. Her gentle nature and loving support will be missed by a multitude of family and friends.
Donations in Lucille’s memory may be made to Sjogren’s Foundation at www.sjogrens.org.Paris - Paul Hastings (Europe) LLP advised PAI Partners on the structuring of an equity bridge financing of up to €2.5 billion in principal amount for its new PAI VIII fund.
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