14 Apr
2022
14 Apr
'22
8 p.m.
Anno domini 2022 Thu, 14 Apr 12:32:37 -0700
William Morder via tde-users scripsit:
Zoho is webmail, but it also works just
fine using kmail-trinity as your
client on your own machine.
https://www.zoho.com/mail/
Likewise with Proton Mail, except that it's more secure, encrypted, and a
bother to set up. Others here on the mailing list use it, and may be able to
help you with Proton.
https://protonmail.com/
> With MUA Thunderbird, "smtp.bbox.fr" , "smtp.free.fr", work
fine.
> But "pop.free.fr" receives <mail>(a)free.fr as spams.
> So, why no SMTP works with
kmail-trinity,
> (excepted smtp.starinux.org).
> Strange...
> Cheers
> andré
Also you want to make sure that somebody "out there" hasn't compromised
your
account, and is using it for spam. I don't know how that is done, exactly,
but I'm sure others here can help, if it's a possibility.
It would be nice if one email account, or provider, would do it right, all the
time, so that we never need to get new email addresses, but that is not how
things work.
Bill
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On Thursday 14 April 2022 10:18:36 ajh-valmer wrote:
You don't
download them as Debian packages. You need to register new accounts
(if you want them). Good to have backup email accounts, anyway, but in this
case you can test whether you are being marked as a spammer despite using new
accounts. If so, then it's not your ISP or your email provider, but rather
yourself or your location (country?), or something else.
The source of all this are companies like "Cloudmark Authority", that tag your
mails with additional headers like X-UI-Filterresults - where the tagging is bigger than
the mail content. Nobody knows what it's good for or what's written in it. As the
taging happens by reading and indexing your mail it's no use changing the mail
provider or email as such - the fat spiders are taping in the whole ecosystem. Encrypting
mail and automaticly decrypting it so it's unreadable/unindexable by these companies
might help.
Nik
Have you tried setting up some new "disposable" email addresses? Use your
own name, use a fake name, but try setting up some new email accounts,
just to see if they, too, get banned.
Zoho , Proton (MUA ?) : seems not existing on Buster-Debian.