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Read receipts
When you send an email through your Hushmail account, you can ask the recipient to notify you that they have read the email by sending them a read receipt request. When they do this you will receiv...
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Maximum number of emails you can send in one day
When using webmail, you can send a maximum of 350 emails every 24 hours. When using POP & IMAP, you can send a maximum of 2000 emails every 24 hours. Each recipient of an email counts as one emai...
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Hushmail Mobile security
Using Hushmail Mobile (m.hush.com) is similar to using Hushmail. Sensitive encryption operations take place on our servers, and the connection between our server and your mobile phone is secured u...
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Access to your passphrase and private keys
Your passphrase is not stored on the Hushmail servers. Instead, a special hashed value is stored for authentication. The original passphrase cannot be determined from that hashed value. Your passp...
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Service outages and system maintenance
We make every effort to to keep unexpected service outages and planned system maintenance to a minimum. To stay informed about planned and unplanned interruptions in service, visit HushmailStatus....
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How long we keep an email after you delete it
During the normal course of operations, email that you delete from your account can remain in our backups for around three weeks. We keep these backups to help us avoid interruptions in service in...
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What is OpenPGP?
OpenPGP is a protocol for encrypting email using public key cryptography. It is based on PGP as originally developed by Phil Zimmermann. The OpenPGP protocol defines standard formats for encrypted...
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Protection from keystroke logging
Hushmail cannot protect you from keystroke logging as our system is designed to protect the transmission of information between computers, not the computers themselves. If your computer has been c...
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Safety from hackers and identity thieves
Hushmail can protect you against eavesdropping, government surveillance, unauthorized content analysis, identity theft and email forgery. Read more about how Hushmail can protect you.
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Who owns Hushmail?
Hush Communications is a privately held Delaware corporation. Its headquarters and operations are located in Vancouver, Canada. Hush Communications is not and has never been affiliated with, nor o...