Would you or do encrypt your email?
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Typically, e-mail is only encrypted if it contains information you wouldn't want to disclose to anyone who might be able to see it as it's being transported to the recipient. E-mail, in general, is all plain text and can be read by system administrators operating the e-mail servers or anyone who is able to "sniff" the network either you or the servers are located on. \n\nA popular way of encrypting e-mail messages is to use a public key cryptography application such as PGP (Pretty Good Privacy). Despite the name, it's actually very good encryption. A public key cryptographic system allows you to have two "keys", which are really just files containing a string of characters. Your public key is stored on a key server and your private key is kept on your local PC and should NEVER be given to anyone. The recipient will need PGP as well to encrypt/decrypt any messages. When you send them a message you wish to be private, you encrypt that message with the recipient's public key. Since they are the only one who should have their private key, they are the only one who will be able to decrypt and read the message. If someone wants to send you a private message, they would encrypt the message with your public key and you would decrypt it once it is received, with your private key.\n\nOther Info:\nPGP Free Edition:http://www.pgpi.org/products/pgp/versions/freeware/\nPGP FAQs:\nhttp://www.pgpi.org/doc/faq/
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What are you trying to code or decode? Are you wanting a program decompiler or an encryption program to send emails and such through?\n\nThose are some things you may search on downloads.com
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I suppose it would be covered under a general "Invasion of Privacy" thing. As long as you did not willingly give them your code.
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do you ative your account through the e-mail the sent you?\nif not do it
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I'm not sure that I quite understand your question.\n\nBut, if your desiring more e-mail security, and if you're using Outlook Express, I suggest: \n\nOpen 'Tools', then options.  There are a number of security options in 'Security', 'Send', and 'Recieve' that you may not be employing.
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Not unless you put all your mail in Shared Documents- which I doubt you'd do. No- as long as you have your own user account, and you have a password-protected documents folder and account, you are completely secure from prying eyes.
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are you hoping to get us to give you our email addresses right here and now?  That's not too smart.
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Correct.  Your information can easily be intercepted, but because of the encryption cannot be read.
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What's your email? Be sure to add some details!
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Where are you reading you email from?  Most of the time only the 'log-in' phase of a web email application is 'encrypted' (ssl/ssh/etc...).  From that point data is passed to and from the browser in an obsfucated manner using session variables and cookies.
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Email it to yourself or have your friend email it.
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"Too much security" is a oxymoron.\n\nUse the maximum you can without crippling your systems.\n\nAs far as email reading not only can it be but it almost certainly is, but I doubt they care about your novel (unless you are writing about the sort of things that interest these people).\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECHELON\n\n///
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It's sorta like Christmas, isn't it?? You have to wait and wait, and than all of a sudden you get a nicely "wrapped" gift from someone in your email box. Sure, you can see the 'wrapping paper' and sorta tell what is inside ( joke, forward, serious email.. blahblah).  Slowly you move your mouse towards the email and WOW!  Just what you've ALWAYS wanted!! You've very own, very modern EMAILLLL Yip PEEEEEEE.   Yeah..  I may know what you're talkin about.  Been there done that.  Don't worry about bein normal or not.  Normal is so boring.
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well thats not true people do hack emails, besure cap lock is not on and email the email company ask them to send you the password, they will ask you your secret info you had put in.
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The content of email is only as secure as your connection to the server.  Anything that snoops between you and it could copy the message.\n\nFinding someone's email address, if that is what you means, is only as easy as they want it to be for you, like advertising it places.\n\nSome companies will sell your email address to other companies for marketing mails...
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check through your settings for your security or email settings
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What will be the volume of the data? Can those data be encrypted?