Im good with whatever you all think is best. It would feel less intrucive to
switch but i dont mind as long as we get to stay in touch!Sent from my Samsung
Galaxy smartphone.
-------- Original message --------From: Carrie Hub <carriehub060300@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 9/16/19 15:10 (GMT+03:00) To: trailer5@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject:
[trailer5] Re: Privacy I'm sorry, Liz. Small print can be so frustrating. I am
good with whatever you feel like you need to do.On Sun, Sep 15, 2019 at 2:58 PM
K. Jeanne Colas <kristi.colas@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Yikes!!!I'm guessing we need to
switch to a different service like pronto???Kristi Jeanne Colas11 rue Henri
Dunant95410 Groslay, FranceLe dim. 15 sept. 2019 à 21:57, Elizabeth Lovelace
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit :Hi Ladies!Kristi alerted me that she
could see e-mails she's written when she googled her name. I checked it out,
and, apparently, Freelists isn't secure. Anything we've sent is available to
anyone.According to their website,
"When you send email to a mailing list you are revealing to the public your
email address,
possibly your real name, and any content put into that message. To help
protect your privacy, FreeLists suggests not using your real name,
using an email address or account dedicated to public mailing list
participation, and not sending private or sensitive information in email.
All content you send to a FreeLists list is public: FreeLists archives and
makes public the content of the lists it hosts for the public good. Do not
send sensitive or private information to a FreeLists list."I'm really sorry. I
had no idea it worked this way. If everyone agrees, I can try to go back and
delete the messages.Liz
