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Message-ID: <20040216071851.GL9975@chema.homelinux.org>
From: chema at chema.homelinux.org (José María Mateos)
Subject: Sonera directing customer e-mails to echelon@...era.inet.fi

El lunes 16 de febrero a las 00:28, Jei escribi?:

>Apparently, the automated error message indicates that all e-mails sent
>via Sonera's e-mail servers are also directed to echelon@...era.inet.fi
>address, for reasons unknown.

	The fact that one ISP is doing that and has been caught doesn't
mean the rest of them don't have the same practises. There are wonderful
cryptographic programs out there to encrypt your mail. It's a good
moment to start using them.

	Regards.

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