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24 Aug 2014:
After seeing off the police, Berlin email provider Posteo wants to expand user security and anonymity, writes Michael Scaturro
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14 Aug 2014: Steven Poole: We should all follow carmaker Daimler’s lead and release ourselves from the evils of the out-of-office reply while away
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13 Aug 2014: Oliver Burkeman: The hunt for a solution to messaging overload will make startups money. Just don’t expect it to make your life less stressful
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7 Aug 2014: Pennsylvania man allegedly stored abuse images using Microsoft’s OneDrive cloud storage and email account. By Samuel Gibbs
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4 Aug 2014: Google’s system to automatically scan for child abuse images extends to email, a US detective has revealed, using it to help police arrest a man in Houston. By Alex Hern
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1 Aug 2014: Leaving the office for a summer break? Here’s some help on how to craft the perfect reply for days away. By Hannah Jane Parkinson
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31 Jul 2014: Microsoft and others had challenged a criminal search warrant for the emails, in case that drew concern from privacy groups
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26 Jul 2014: 'Perhaps from this we can divine insights into the eternal conundrum that is love. Or mill a few more cock jokes out of it'
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23 Jul 2014: Bulgaria tops the spam-per-person league table, but US inflicts more spam on the globe than any other nation. By Samuel Gibbs
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17 Jul 2014:
Exclusive: Whistleblower says NSA revelations mean those with duty to protect confidentiality must urgently upgrade security
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Video (13min 59sec), 17 Jul 2014:
NSA whistleblower talks exclusively to the Guardian about whether he is a Russian spy, his likely fate if he returns to the US and the relevance of Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four in the age of Google
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17 Jul 2014: When making your passwords more robust, within the limits that some financial institutions impose, email is the place to start
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16 Jul 2014: Guy Browning: The company-wide email is as popular as spam, and often a signal of corporate failure. As the BBC’s ex-HR boss will tell you
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10 Jul 2014: Steven Poole: Email isn't broken. Our inability to handle all the data we generate and exchange marks us out as the weakest link
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9 Jul 2014: Linda Sarsour: There are two sets of laws here: one designed for dissidents, political activists and Muslims – and another for everybody else
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