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Re: Update to default exit policy

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Subject: Re: Update to default exit policy
From: "F. Fox" <kitsune.or@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2008 16:23:18 -0700
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For what it's worth, I second Dawn's position on this issue - it could
be very useful to allow 465 and 587 by default.

Indeed, many users have stopped using Gmail because of the privacy
policies; however depending on the purpose of a particular nym, it may
not matter if such emails are retained.

While Gmail's recent addition of a "Always use HTTPS" option (to fix the
sidejack problem) is welcome, many folks would rather use a client.

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F. Fox
Owner of Tor node "kitsune"
http://fenrisfox.livejournal.com

Note 2008/08/19: I lost my old GPG keypair, and have generated a new
one. Authenticity can be verified by checking the ContactInfo on kitsune.
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References:
- Update to default exit policy
  - From: Dawney Smith
- Re: Update to default exit policy
  - From: Dominik Schaefer
- Re: Update to default exit policy
  - From: Dawney Smith
- Re: Update to default exit policy
  - From: krishna e bera
- Re: Update to default exit policy
  - From: Dawney Smith

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