Joseph Paul

Is the device hackable? Meaning: can i, as the owner, see what's going on internally, extend the software, run custom software on it? In other words: Can i really OWN the device?

Quote from your website: "When you use an email provider like Google, Microsoft, or Yahoo!, your personal emails are stored on their servers, making them a target for hackers and phishing." – assuming that you have remote access to my Helm, how are your servers different from Google's in not being a target for hackers?

Hardest part about hosting your own mail server, in my experience, is staying off spam filters and getting my mail to actually reach the recipients inbox. Setting up the server is the easy part. Do you have any mechanisms in place to support the user staying off blacklists? I think this can be especially tricky with home internet connections, and even more when you don't have a static IP...

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