Re: [email Tutorial] Create your own and free of charge email Network in less than 10 minutes

Stefan Claas <[email protected]> wrote:
>Fritz Wuehler wrote:
>> Stefan Claas wrote:
>> 
>> > It uses the smtp protocol and RFCs can be replaced with newer onces.
>> 
>> Then do it.  But as long as they are the official standard we have to
>> abide by them.  Otherwise there'll be chaos, which means a breakdown. Or
>> are dysfunctional anonymizing systems what you're really aiming at?
>> 
>
>What do you mean by dysfunctional anonymizing systems? Tor is used by
>Omnimix users, for example, to hide, because their remailers can't
>protect them properly.


Stupido, OM uses Tor mainly to hide remailing activities of its users
from adversaries, whereas the remailer network contributes the most
reliable anonymization process we have.  But it's not surprising that
you continue to spread fake news here.  Who's paying you for this?


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OmniMix • Tutorial • Tor

Tor is a real-time onion-routing system, which thereby allows anonymous
Internet communication without any delay. That makes it useful to hide
your identity especially while surfing the web or using other services,
that aren't available by mail. But the lack of latency on the other hand
substantially increases the chances for an adversary. So for anonymous
mailing setting up a free email account through Tor is only the second
best solution.

Nevertheless OmniMix enables you to benefit from Tor with various kinds
of communication, which require immediate response, e.g. the retrieval
of remailer statistics or a stealthy Mixmaster packet delivery to entry
remailers. The program is preconfigured to run its own Tor instance and
use that for every Internet connection it establishes. You have to read
the 'Configuration' chapter only when problems arise or in case you're
interested in what's going on 'under the hood'.

But there are further services provided by OmniMix based on Tor, which
you can read about in the 'TorPlus' chapter.