[brlug-general] Cox blocking email with numerical IP addresses.
Scott Harney
scotth at scottharney.com
Tue Jan 29 13:57:58 CST 2008
willhill wrote:
> Thanks, but no thanks. I don't want to have to beg a person anymore than I
> want to be rejected by a machine.
>
hmmm..
Well, you may want start using encryption (GPG) wherever you can with
whomever you can because pretty much every mail server your messages
pass through are going to be scanned -- both text and body. It's not
just Cox that's doing that. There's probably not an ISP out there that
doesn't do spam/virus filtering on both inbound and outbound mail
nowadays. Those that don't are probably in everybody else's inbound
block lists.
For Instant Messaging, I use the GAIM Off The Record encryption plugin:
http://www.cypherpunks.ca/otr (apt-get install pidgin-otr in Debian/Ubuntu).
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