How Not to Screw Up Your Email
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- Email is unsafe. But unfortunately a necessity in our cyber life. We will discuss how you can limit the privacy impact of email on your life. Doing something is not perfect since there is no perfect solution to a safe email. If you do nothing you will have severe dangers.
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Perfect timing! I'm just now reorganising my online life and email is a big part of that. Thanks so much!
@Cindy SparkleFarts good luck! It's quite journey but i think totally worth it
"Email is not safe"
So straight forward. Go Braxmail 👍
in less than 10 seconds, love it.
@Cindy SparkleFarts the heck you talking about?
I have avoided emails since day one. Sensative data was sent either by overnight mail or hand delivered.
Another great instructional that saved us 50 hours of reading and parsing info on the internet.
Keep these how-tos coming.
Thanks for your time no one else is covering this area of self protection we really need what you do
6:13 The thought of using Gmail as a case management sysem makes me shudder. As a lawyer, using Gmail to handle confidential information arguably puts you at risk of breaching your duty of confidentiality. I would try to avoid using e-mail in general for sensitive information.
Law firms, particularly large firms, are frequently targeted by hackers due to the sensitive data they have about clients. The weak links are usually individual employees who are not following good information security practices.
"Congress" is to blame. They regulate the shit out of normal citizens who are categorized as medium class just so corporations have more power over them. There was a recent documentary about the Hemp business that clearly demonstrates it. The cost to enter the market is licensing fees. And they're so expensive with so many regulations for the small guy, that it becomes a mission to mars, just to stay in business.
People act like encryption isnt a thing. Encrypt your content, use public/private keys or exchange keys in person.
@@leesweets4110 Is there a site that explains this in detail, step by step? As a medium type novice, I understand some info Rob is explaining, will most likely see this vid twice. Applying encryption (perhaps there are many programs or software for pay) and setting it up correctly is a different story, unless there's customer assistance which will ameliorate the issue. Thanks for your response.
@@leesweets4110 people aren't going to learn to use PGP/GPG -- or Linux, for that matter. Even something as simple as Dropbox is problematic. U.S Mail may be the best option in many cases.
@@stm5578 Fake, dude. Im a mathematician. I do know a thing or two about how encryption works.
Best "important" channel on UA-cam. Thanks for all you do Rob
I'm not tech savvy but have felt the urge to set up multi email addresses to improve privacy. So glad I now know how and why to do this and that it's not futile.
Thank you very much, Rob! ☺️🌞🤗
Great tips! I have been doing a lot of practices (e.g., separate e-mail addresses for different purposes) for years. It's good to have that validated, and I also learned about a few other things I could be doing.
Do these mutliple emails need to have no connections from each other when created (I.e. separate devices used to create each of them and/or giving a recovery email address)? I don't know if M$oft or Google allow that.
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Rob,
There are many many people that have limited knowledge that need more of your tutorials and any step by step instructions that they can get.
I firmly believe that there are more people that are at risk using the internet than you can imagine. But getting help is at best frustrating and so incomplete that most people that reach out end up by giving up.
You have the knowledge and the expertise and if you have the desire to share that knowledge it will find a place.
The reason we have so many accidents in general aviation is because there is not enough in depth and thorough teaching of the basic principles of flight.
There are many of us out here that hunger for your knowledge.
Your instructional videos are a vital prerequisite.
Thank you for all you do.
@Cristian Rudi
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I agree thoroughly with you
You have some good points to ponder. 👍
Email has become an oligarchy? I’ve heard that with all the blacklists and whitelists and controls, it is near impossible to run your own email hosting and get your emails delivered
As good as it gets, very useful detail!
I love you man. I learn so much. Thank you a thousand times.
Always great valuable content ! Thank you
Dragging email around is work. An automatic way to remove it from the server after a period of time is to use IMAP on all clients except your desktop running Thunderbird. There, use POP and tell it to leave emails on the server for however many days you think you may need access. Let's say 30 days. After 30 days, Thunderbird will delete it from the server.
Tim, are you saying to use POP for all email accounts that Thunderbird manages or one single account in Thunderbird? Further, with a POP configuration, when emails are deleted from the server, they are definitely NOT deleted from the mail client, right? Once downloaded to the client and stored in mail client folders, they are SAFE, right?
@@SteelSongbird This is for one email account. Use POP on the email app you want to keep your email archived on and have it remove it from the server after some number of days. Use IMAP on the rest of the email apps.
@@timlocke3159 I appreciate the discourse, thank you.. Is there a way to have one email account, my pro account, syncing on multiple devices via IMAP but also saved safely in a mail client with POP?
I lost all my pro emails recently when they were deleted from the server which also deleted them from the mail client due to IMAP syncing. Trying to find a solution that protects my archived mail.
Thank you, Mr. Braxman! Based on your much appreciated info-video, I have moved to Thunderbird and have alerted all friends& family to use a seperate email acct. Between doing that and my V.P.N. I should be golden🌟😁👍👍
We love you Rob Braxman!!!!
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Great job Rob.
Great tips Rob!!
As always love your videos, hope that you and the family are all well 🙏🏾 😃
Thanks Brax 😎🥂
Can't accuse me of not watching this video! 😂
Great video, Rob, and very helpful information and advice. Thank you.
me too, I came back to finish watching it. Good info, as always.
Thank you... your info is very valuable!
Rob has the zucking best techno-jargon vernacular.
Thanks Rob!
Thanks for the video
'Practical tips'...👌
Thank you.💖
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Thank you.
Great info! Mix this in with cookies and data mining inside apps like Facebook and it becomes even harder to protect yourself.
I'm not buying the premise that keeping a empty inbox prevents the provider from seeing your older emails. From a technological standpoint, they don't need to delete the mail when requested, just not show it to you anymore.
So you'd rather keep 20 years of email at gmail in an inbox? It's a matter of bad to worse. The premise is: Email is Unsafe. But doing something is better than doing nothing. Outside of your inbox, the data will eventually become stale
@@robbraxmantech No I'd argue that it doesn't matter in the area of privacy. On the concern of google indexing your inbox, the better solution is to get your email from a server that doesn't sell/scrape your inbox to begin with. Such as (I would assume) the email service you are providing. Though I do not disagree with core premise of email being inherently unsafe from a privacy perspective.
edit: Don't get me wrong I love what you've been doing, I think it's great. I just disagree with you on that point.
I'm not understanding what you're saying here. The issue is someone already on gmail. I'm not telling anyone to start any major emailing on gmail. That is the exact opposite of what I'm saying. What I am saying is that if you're already on gmail for 20 years, then drag your inbox to another email account or to a local folder. Remove it from gmail.
Now you were saying that it doesn't guarantee that they don't have a copy. But that is neither here nor there since we have no choice but to empty the inbox and hope that the old data will be stale in archive and no longer referenced in the future.
It is a realistic expectation since it's easier to program reading the active inbox.
@@robbraxmantech How can we 'drag' our inbox to another email account? I'm not an expert on pc issues but I'm eager to move from gmail, especially after they no longer recognise security questions as valid for id purposes but instead want my phone number. It wasn't the case when I set up my account and I hate them moving the goalposts years later.
@@robbraxmantech The only real point I'm trying to make is that for a company that's primary business model is to collect data and use it to target adds and other related things, it's wishful thinking to believe they would delete or not use any of that data on the request of the user.
Great video, thank you
I now have been using K-9 mail for mobile for 3 weeks with no issues. It even has a feature or two that I like that my last mail app didn't have. Rob, have you completed your testing on this app yet? I don't want to suggest to others until you have completed your testing. I felt that this video was one of your best. I like all of the different steps you can take to improve your privacy with email, some are easier to implement than others, so a gradual approach with steps is helpful to me. Thanks!!
thank you. It's too bad that videos like this get less of a response. I thought it was a very important video.
@@robbraxmantech hey Rob, what's a xmpp app?
And yes videos like these are VERY IMPORTANT!
Love all the work and value you're providing us! Slowly but surely implementing everything you teach.
A De-G'd phone is on the menu along with your email service.
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I thoroughly enjoyed this tutorial. Would you consider expanding on how to use the hybrid POP and IMAP? And also on how to move everything from one inbox to another safely,for the normal user to understand?
Agree, a demo video would sink the tips in.
I second this request. I am still unclear if Braxmail is POP3 or IMAP?
Great information, and explanations. I'm completely non tech, so I get a little lost in some of the terminology, like the mmxps or whatever, but I'm retaining more info the more I watch. Drag email over, and to a file, what, where? Thank for all this incredible information Rob🙏💜🙏💜🙏
Some terms are new to you and I haven't explained them recently (older videos explain them). But that's not really significant. I make sure those things you miss does not affect he general story
When you use an email client at least on a computer, and my example is thunderbird, you can make new folders under each email account. On Thunderbird you can make a local folder. Right click and create new folder. Then you can drag all your email to it. Or individual emails
Great and very informative video as always! Could you make a video about whether and how you can stay private & secure using a Mac for your computer or if you must stick with some Linux distro? Thanks for all your work, it's helping a lot of people.
Amen to that!
I really thought this video was good and helpful. My 82 year old mother hates leaving mail in her inbox, she feels it seems "cluttered". I was telling her it did not matter, it was a waste of time. Now you gave a good reason not to leave mail in your inbox. THANKS! Question--So if you put emails into folders you create on a "webmail" account (such as gmail, outlook, yahoo) to organize them, is that better than just leaving them in your inbox?
great question
Rob, I love your content and I’m already doing a lot of what you’re saying. I would like to setup a self hosted, private email. Can you please make a video on how to set something like that up? My biggest question is do I use private server or cloud server for the email to be reliable. Where I live we get lots of power outages and would hate to lose emails when waiting for power to be restored. Thanks in advance
I'm pretty sure pop3 or imap doesn't matter privacy wise. I sure places like gmail fully scan all your email as they come in, so removing them after the fact likely doesn't help as they have already scanned them.
Pretty Neat Tip:
Email w/o an email trail.
1. Create a new email account.
2. Share credentials with friend.
3. Friend and yourself chat via draft messages.
YOU ARE THE BEST NEVER STOP
I communicate via telepathy, thankfully.
I would like to listen to you on radio. Can you help me find stations? Thanks for all you do, Rob!
Thank you Rob! Can you please get into XMPP in depth soon?
that's already in another video
I'm not super tech/privacy savvy but am learning-
I think if you want to burn an e mail address is to load it down with total non sense.
A good practice I think is to look for a job online; sign up on multiple job search sites portraying a wide variety of professions. It won't be long before the inbox is totally inundated with suggestions.
Then just let it go cold and start a new one giving the data miners plenty of useless info to sift through 😂
You did a great series in email isolation, and phone number isolation, now we just need device isolation to tie all 3 together. I have 4 emails now being used, 4 phone numbers and don't know how any devices I should use these in and if I can or can't mix them into 1 device. For example use 2 different googled android phones and split 2 emails and 2 phone numbers on each device. Or a degoogled phone offers the same security and privacy as a hardened windows computer.
Device isolation was that video on Google requiring me to do 2FA. A computer is safer than any phone since there are no sensors. But it's hard to beat a De-Googled phone. I've been using it for awhile now and I can't see any holes.
A windows computer requires some configuration changes to remove identities. FYI
@@robbraxmantech if I'm not concerned with privacy and my only concern is security for my online banking then is using a googled android phone secure and don't offer much more security advantage as a hardened windows computer?
Thumbs up and subscribed! Thank goodness the Google algorithm keeps recommending your channel to me along with cool prepping, patriotic and gun channels! You're one of a kind, thanks and keep up the good work!
Rob I have used Hotmail for 1996 I think but it’s a rough time. I do delete every message once read and if needed to keep the mail it’s put into a folder as proof of purchase etc. is this a bad thing as my email is attached to everyone and everything. Sounds like from your video it’s a bad idea. Thanks for the great vids. Your amazing and so full of knowledge
Would love to know your thoughts on the new Apple Hide My Email service 😊
thx
We may get hacked but at least make it a challenge.
Hi Rob. Love all your videos. Should I keep my current Gmail which has my last name and i use it for everything been like that for many years. So my question is do i just create new email for personal/finance or keep this one that has my last name and just create new ones for app logins, online stores, etc. Also do i need to use Gmail for all or use other email services? Thank you.
You don’t need an email in todays world I just use a cup and string .
I remember waxing the string and using 2 soup cans. Good thing we have Rob because technology is way ahead of my education level, in this subject!
Seems your braxmail has been more successful than anticipated. They're giving you the ol' Hug Of Death!
Can you do a video on alternatives to iCloud photos? I looked at your site and see you have photo storage. Could you do a video about how to use it instead of iCloud photos? Can you share albums? Can family members store photos too?
Are you going to cover Wifi 6 Sense? If that doesn't scare people into protecting their privacy nothing will.
Your question lacks context, and Google isn't keen on providing lots of results for "Wifi 6 Sense", so here's the missing explanation of what you're talking about: Because wifi-6 includes complex capabilities for devices to locate their positions relative to one another in 3D space, it's possible for several wifi-6 devices to detect and triangulate motion within an area by watching for subtle changes in signal strength. The capability is strong enough that some companies are already monetizing this tech.
@@flintwestwood5920 I am sure Rob knows what it is. There's not a lot out there on it right now but if you are in the industry you probably know what it is. There's no missing explanation as I wasn't talking to you, not everything involves you. It doesn't need additional context nor do I need your "correction".
It also goes faaaar beyond what you have stated. It's also not approved by the IEEE yet and will be modified before it is released to the general public. There are some implementations of it but as I said, it's not rolled out yet, we will have to wait until 2024.
Yea there’s something weird going on on my Brax vpn, something to do with WiFi 6!! Like I click on my vpn, it will have the normal ip add, then when it switches it switches to a MAC address, I’m a non techie so I might be explaining it wrong!! But it’s like I turn off ipv6 and then somehow frm somewhere it gets turned back on, somone is setting it back up!!
@@flintwestwood5920. Yea I think that’s what I was trying to explain
Is the email easy to implement??
yes hybrid sollutions are good. it does sound like a pitch for Braxmail. Hillary would have been wiser to use Braxmail.
Hey Rob! Great vid. Is Bitwarden self hosted the most secure password management option in your opinion?
I've not used it. I use Keepass self hosted. So no particular knowledge of it
Waiting to see what you find out about K-9 or is there something better, also is it easy to keep a backup for phone switching purposes, or have an encrypted regular backup online so if your phone was to get destroyed. Not encrypted like an email, but like a compressed file backup, but then I wonder is that a bad idea?
Thanks for a very informative video, just thinking about using different email addresses.... if you own your own domain, and use this for 4 different email addresses, I assume it would be possible for someone to find out who owns the domain?.... or is there a way to hide this, or should email for app login and shopping use "generic" domains, ie. gmail etc...?
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Will you please review 2FA authenticators (like AUTHY, et al) ...
Rob do you have a blog page where we can read your tips instead of watching vids?
If anybody reads my old emails they'll surely go insane before they get 50% done. I have made a RasPi Tor router as one step to be stealthy. I'm posting this through Tor. You need fast internet for Tor to work.
I find xmpp bewildering. UA-cam videos about it that I've seen are very techy and don't address what I really want to know. What I'd like is a simple self installer that does all the hard set up work, and then be able to use xmpp like I would use email - destination, my username, and the message. At this stage I'm not even sure this is possible.
Easy. Use app conversations on Android, Gajim on PC, Monal on IOS. Then if you want to use a free provider, I offer it. xmpp.brax.live
Hello, Number Six.
Maybe a complex question/topic for a video, but how would one go if he/she had a online identity build in the span of some years and wanted to start fresh with new accounts made in such a way to be "impossible"(or at least difficult) to have them linked to the old accounts? Thanks.
that was last week's video
I'll go check it out, thanks
I just set up K9 on my android phone. When I set it up, in the "introduction" page, it said that it may not work with outlook email and "microsoft exchange". I have outlook mail, but decided to proceed anyway. So far it seems to be working with my outlook mail. You said in your video that you were doing additional testing with K9. If you could look into this issue, that would be helpful. And if there are limitations with K9 and outlook/microsoft exchange, could you suggest another option?
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Rob, does effective email segregation require each address use a different provider or host?
No.
My company (Fortune 500) switched to Gmail email last year.
So they know all the insider info. Imagine all the dirt they have on us all, especially politicians.
curious, why did your company choose Gmail of all the options, if you know? Former Real estate brokerage I worked at used Gmail for all the agents as well. Never felt right to me.
@@SteelSongbird I’m too low down the line to know the reason. We were using outlook for years before the switch.
If I had to guess, probably came down to cost and increased cloud storage.
Rob hi, id like to follow your email advice but I'm a bit confused. I'm on Yahoo mail (YM), and have downloaded Thunderbird (TB). If I transfer mails from YM onto TB via IMAP then mails only copy down from YM but stay on YM right? So even if I drag mails into a local folder on TB then all original mails still exist on YM? I assume your suggestion to 'drag mails into a private local or Brax.me email folder' only makes sense from privacy perspective if I completely remove those mails from YM by transfering to TB via POP3-correct? And does TB have an app so I can view same email acounts/folders across multiple devices? Or will I only see TB mails/folders on PC but not phone? Thank you and keep up your fantastic interesting and hard work, much appreciated.
When you drag it should delete. But if not once you have a copy, you can delete it from the source. I remember it deleted from mine when I dragged. I did not do copy.
But manual deletion will be fine too
Sort of a tongue in cheek post........but not really.
Everyone is concerned lately about email privacy. I do not understand why. It is mostly attainable. Simply make a text document as your message, encrypt with Ccrypt or GPG, and then embed into a .jpg picture of a kitten and attach to your email of your choice and send it as normal.
The text in the message body of your email can say,"Hi, look at my new kitten." Problem solved at least for normal levels of scrutiny.
Yes this may mean learning some new skills but it is not that hard and all of the software to do it is FREE.
What about the email address you get when signing up for internet service from Spectrum ? Also what do you think of Startmail ?
so if I changed the 2FA phone number and email from the settings of an app or gmail. is that pointless because they will know i updated my info to the new phone number and email address? or is this reading too much into it?
Yes that's a bit of overthink. The old data will get stale.
What about Protonmail?
Is it secure enough on it's own?
My ISP wont open incoming ports for my own mail server even port 80 for a website isn't open for a home webserver and to make matters worse I can't get a static IP address and I dont want to use a dynamic dns domain provider
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Some of the info mentioned in the video was a bit misleading.
Services like Microsoft e-mail (and others, but I know MS has been doing it for _ages)_ will download the content onto _THEIR_ servers first as a proxy, so it won't reveal your device info nor IP info. The only thing that it will possibly/likely do is confirm that the message was opened (albeit the senders should maybe realize that it was opened by the mail server and hence that the _user_ may have not actually opened/read it)
I think I heard that Apple mail service has recently started to do the same thing (which I was surprised at, because I think Microsoft has been doing it for like 10+ years or something)
I'm also pretty sure that many/most e-mail services (such as Microsoft) hide the sender IP address when sending e-mail as well. Is that only true if webmail is used? I don't know for sure, but I thought that if using an e-mail client that it would still hide the IP address. Am I mistaken?
You are very mistaken. I've tested all of this. Some in live videos. This is no mystery. Just check the headers of emails you send to yourself. I've tested beacon attacks against those email clients. They revealed the IP addresses.
@@robbraxmantech Some of these email desktop clients have options. For example, Microsoft Outlook 2010, has an option in the "Trust Center" under "Automatic Download" where you can check "Don't download pictures automatically in standard HTML e-mail messages or RSS items". Are you saying even if this is checked the client will download the email anyway?
What would be the benefit of shooting emails through a VBN 'protected' system? Any?
Great info!
When all else fails just use your private server and delete your emails like some in politics lol
When I self host my email, will using different aliases (one for private, one for google and co), also protect me from both mails being connected or do I have to create different addresses?
Question; My understanding is that POP3 is not encrypted, meaning you can read it of off the wire if someone manages to pick up your traffic Please, if someone reads this and I need correction, let me know. Best!
Hmmm. Too much for me to comprehend. Good information but am not that tech savvy.
How about Proton mail ? any ideas?
so if I never need mobile access, I'll switch to pop3.
So i somehow do not get the difference of online stores and app logins.
e.g. Amazon is an app and a store, as well is ebay. also paypal is an app and a financial service.
i believe giving different security rings/levels (just as with password-difficulty) to different activities based on their personal relevance keeping certain addresses tighter than others or even building distinct personal profiles based on non-intersecting interests.
Also moving to another mail for personal communication people will incorporate the new mail address into their profile of mine, lumping together both addresses on provider side and moving the shadow profile heat to another profile coupling on temporal level.
I do like the thought of the dedicated 2FA phone number but actually you would need one per distinct "profile".
also yea pulling the mails from the servers should really be done but in the moment i don't know a better solution to it. I only think it should not rely on human interaction.
PS: what would be great is a private, limited access, document share link.
great question on differentiation between apps/stores
What about GMX email? Thank you
What data does your mail service collect about its users? Just credentials perhaps? I'd might be interested if it wasn't Username-Password style credentials. I'd might be interested if it was.. Idk about what you collect just yet.
Email messages can be opened as plain text. Have you tested The Bat! ?
I've had things semi-separate for convenience and spam email purposes but trying to figure out how to tackle this better. You mention using a fresh gmail for social media but what about the online stores/purchasing one? It seems like having the address and stores you buy from on google is a bad idea. You could automatically download/delete anything over 2 weeks old (normal turn around time on an order) to minimize data on their server to profile off of but that's still not perfect. It also seems kind of dumb to pay $5 or $10 a month for an account that basically serves as a temp storage for shipping notifications and receipts. Any suggestions on a good happy medium here anyone? Right now I've got one old gmail account that has my purchasing and social media just to keep all the spam and marketing out of my main email but want to start the transition off of that to a better system.
What email service would you use for your bank account?
First, a question: How can I go to my 20 years of Gmail, and copy them all before discarding?
There is a quote, attributed to Winston Churchill by a San Francisco Chronicle columnist in the early 1990s, "Never write a letter, never throw one away." I save all my correspondence. I used to save on my computer. I once went back to refer to something, and it wasn't saved, or I didn't understand.
Like I said in the video, if you're using Thunderbird, just DRAG the email to another local folder or a different email account
@@robbraxmantech I watched the whole video. I erased one answered question, but forgot to erase this one. Thank you, and sorry to waste your time.
Can I use Hide My Email to SEND an Email to someone and have it show as My Email?
Everytime I try to compose an email it forces it to go FROM my Original email and gives no option to change return address
No. Not intended for that. It's receive only
What about using Ethernet instead of wifi? Would that provide the same protection as LTE?
no
Are your mail services and VPN clients not based in the U.S.?
I agree doing something is better than doing nothing but forgive my ignorance I was under the impression nothing is truly deleted. By moving emails out of G mail are you not just moving a copy? Also how do you know even if you delete an email google doesn't retain it forever?
I'm not sure anyone but the most ethical of cybersecurity figures, with that living skill in today's world, to know of a data exploit, would first run out and tell the world.
I was invited to open a Gmail account in 2005. Man what a disappointment.
How do you "Drag" an email from one provider to another? Would you just email it from one to the other?
I got a question. My 7 year old Gmail program with over 6000 emails has been compromised. Now I get 50? It just happened. I have loan info saved, etc. I’m not on any social media. I only comment once in awhile on UA-cam. Is it a glitch? Or am I being punished for something I said? I am anti vacs, mask and believe in natural immunity. I have voiced this many times. I’m being blocked from getting another email. ???
I've never known them to block email unless they think it is spam. If there is a new censorship thing going on I'm currently not aware of it. Perhaps because I don't rely on email for such information
@@robbraxmantech thank you. I’ll keep looking into it. I don’t hardly ever check my email. Too many every day! I do like texting better. It just felt really creepy. Especially now when everything is creepy. Thanks anyway. I Enjoy your channel.
can someone explain how can i have both pop and imap turned on gmail doesn't make sense for me