Hello...
--- In , Tim O'Reilly <ret7army@...>
wrote:
>
> I modified the post below... as a minor attempt at anti-bot
procedures ...
>
> I suggest that when we are sharing another person's email we spell
out the @ sign "at" and
> either spell out 'dot' com/net/org/edu whatever, or if it's
particularly well known such as yahoo just forgo the
> end altogether.
> OOT
> I read recently that "Skype" users posting to or chatting with
users of TOM-Skype can expect to have their conversations with the
> decryption code posted to one or more of eight non-secure servers
in China. The info came from a group called infowar-monitor and was
> focused on Asia and China in particular which uses the TOM-Skype
platform. Go figure if that's the case there that it can likely be
the case
> elsewhere ... your "secure" conversations are being read and
recorded by others than the intended recipient.
> Regards
> Tim
Sorry about that again. I'm new to message boards, due to the fact
that I don't get to use them much. I will do that when I put an
address on, thank you.
I'm still waiting on Mr. Gray's (Is that format for a name alright?)
reply, so I will be able to check it tonight. I'm currently having
problems with my Yahoo Email account, so I hope I will have better
luck tonight. Thank you.
Sean
--- In , Tim O'Reilly <ret7army@...>
wrote:
>
> I modified the post below... as a minor attempt at anti-bot
procedures ...
>
> I suggest that when we are sharing another person's email we spell
out the @ sign "at" and
> either spell out 'dot' com/net/org/edu whatever, or if it's
particularly well known such as yahoo just forgo the
> end altogether.
> OOT
> I read recently that "Skype" users posting to or chatting with
users of TOM-Skype can expect to have their conversations with the
> decryption code posted to one or more of eight non-secure servers
in China. The info came from a group called infowar-monitor and was
> focused on Asia and China in particular which uses the TOM-Skype
platform. Go figure if that's the case there that it can likely be
the case
> elsewhere ... your "secure" conversations are being read and
recorded by others than the intended recipient.
> Regards
> Tim
Sorry about that again. I'm new to message boards, due to the fact
that I don't get to use them much. I will do that when I put an
address on, thank you.
I'm still waiting on Mr. Gray's (Is that format for a name alright?)
reply, so I will be able to check it tonight. I'm currently having
problems with my Yahoo Email account, so I hope I will have better
luck tonight. Thank you.
Sean