Send Files Safely Using Encryption

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  1. John says:

    They used to charge for encryption. About nine months ago, when they released TrulyMail 2.0 they started giving encryption away for free (and they still do). You can test it by signing up for an account and you’ll see that, indeed, encryption is there.

  2. Kyle says:

    @John – Thanks for sharing another solution. TrulyMail is indeed interesting, but it is not completely free, the encryption part needs to be paid for.

  3. John says:

    Even better is to use TrulyMail (TrulyMail.com). Everything (attachments, message subject, body, etc.) gets encrypted automatically. It uses public key encryption with very large keys. It’s easy, it’s secure, and it’s free. What more could you want?

  1. May 15, 2010

    Send Files Safely Using Encryption – PCauthorities.com…

    Personal data in documents needs to be protected. Encryption can help you send email attachments safely….

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