#easy gmail hacking

[melancholicmarionette]

Hey besties I’m back with more brainrot bc it’s Friday night let’s get crazyyy (read: write fanfiction of a podcast that doesn’t exist)

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Graveyard Girls and Starting a New Genre of Therapy

“Welcome back to the Graveyard Girls, your favorite podcast. I’m Val—“

“Favorite podcast?” Sam asked skeptically.

“Probably in the listener’s top ten,” Valerie clarified.

“Hmmm…I’d think we’d be more controversial.”

“You know what’s controversial? You derailing the intro again.”

“I’m Sam,” the girl said, rotating slightly in her chair unconsciously. She gazed into their camera. “We’re not friends.”

“She gives me migraines.”

“Anyway, as we get to our usual topic of ‘Amity Park is definitely real, we’re not gaslighting you,’ I’ve brought something to share.” Sam reached over to an end table and pulled a garish pamphlet into view, the ugly highlighter-green almost messing with their white balance. “Straight from the mall food court tables.”

“No,” Valerie laughed, her expression turning to recognition. “Not Dr. Simmons PTC.”

“Paranormal trauma counselor,” Sam nodded, “and oh yes.”

“We getting a live reading?”

“‘Have you ever found yourself…in the dark? Overshadowed, Brainwashed, Possessed?’” Sam began dramatically, “‘you’re not alone. Many citizens find themselves with memory gaps, brain fog—however, all of these ailments need only a caring touch.”

“And like $300.”

“‘HPR (Hypnotic Possession Recovery) is a unique therapy only performed by Dr. Gerard Simmons.’ Bring those memories to the surface and you too can retake your life!’”

“What if my PTSD is from being hypnotized?” Valerie asked.

“Then I think it’s only like $150,” Sam replied. “But—non-locals, this is what you’ll find…”

“It’s the fact that he’s not crazy,” Valerie said when Sam seemed to lose her train of thought, “like I think that’s where we lose people. The mission statement is valid. But the dude’s a hack.”

“We have support groups for this stuff, you can get counseling for like…nothing.”

“Didn’t Jazz do like a misinformation campaign thing? About how he has one degree in English literature and is banned from the public library?”

“He hit her with a full-on cease and desist,” Sam cackled.

“By the way, Gerry,” Valerie cut in, “you can go ahead and send ours to graveyard-gals at gmail.”

“The point is…listen, everybody’s been brainwashed at least once in Amity Park, alright? That’s our phrase of the day—everybody’s been brainwashed once!”

“One new kid got basically the same thing said to her on her first day at Casper and I heard her in the bathroom like ‘mom. we need to go back to Florida.’”

“Oh n—it’s not that bad, for real.”

“Yeah that’ll be our new town motto—brainwashed, possessed, or hypnotized? Better than Florida.”

Valerie sat back, and after a moment of silence spoke again, “is it that easy, to just start your own…practice? Or something?”

“Surely, you’re not thinking...”

“Don’t call me Shirley,” Valerie replied automatically, then grimaced as Sam snickered, “oh god—“

“Danny Fenton, when did you get here?” Sam asked, still laughing as Valerie groaned. “You look a bit different—“

“I think there’s a limit. There’s a Fenton limit and it’s when I start making puns or talking like a stand up comedian from the 50s.”

“Dude said, completely straight-faced, ‘get a load of this guy!’ the other day,” to the box ghost, who deserved it—but that part would remain off-the-record. “Can’t believe we put up with him. Anyway, your small business venture?”

“I’m just saying, I’ve got a lot of life advice, very useful,” Valerie gestured to the camera facing her, “and I’m here giving it away for free.”

“Life coach is your plan?”

“I’ve got a lot of plans. Ambitions.”

“I know, it’s terrifying.”

“Oh?” Valerie queried, and Sam sighed dramatically.

“Yeah. Keeps me up.”

“How so?”

Sam seemed to have realized she’d talked herself into a corner, and sighed again, hanging her head.

“Manson.”

“You’re gonna make me say it,” Sam groaned.

“Say what?”

“Don’t—okay,” Sam said, a third sigh ending her series of grievances, “okay, you—ugh, the thing is that anything you put your mind to, you absolutely kill it. And anyone who is not terrified should be.”

“Oh,” Valerie said, snorting in disbelief as Sam mimed her own untimely death, “oh she’s complimenting me, guys.”

“Ew, don’t say it.”

“And it’s on. Camera.”

“I’ll fucking kill you.”

“I believe you. You literally give me nightmares too, don’t worry.”

“I hate your guts,” Sam said, though her face didn’t match her words. “Okay anyway let’s move to local ghost smash or pass—“

“Foul! Party foul! You knock that shit off!”

[wolfliving]

Secure person frets about modern security

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Internet of Things. More like @internetofshit. Whenever possible, avoid "smart" devices, which are essentially incredibly insecure, internet-connected computers that gather tons of data, get hacked all the time, and that people willingly place into their homes. These things have microphones, and they routinely send data back to the mothership for analytics and to "improve customer experience" lol ok.

As an example, in my younger and naive years I once purchased a CO2 monitor from China that demanded to know everything about me and my precise physical location before it would tell me the amount of CO2 in my room. These devices are a huge and very common attack surface on your privacy and security and should be avoided.

Messaging. I recommend Signal instead of text messages because it end-to-end encrypts all your communications. In addition, it does not store metadata like many other apps do (e.g. iMessage, WhatsApp). Turn on disappearing messages (e.g. 90 days default is good). In my experience they are an information vulnerability with no significant upside.

Browser. I recommend Brave browser, which is a privacy-first browser based on Chromium. That means that basically all Chrome extensions work out of the box and the browser feels like Chrome, but without Google having front row seats to your entire digital life.

Search engine. I recommend Brave search, which you can set up as your default in the browser settings. Brave Search is a privacy-first search engine with its own index, unlike e.g. Duck Duck Go which basically a nice skin for Bing, and is forced into weird partnerships with Microsoft that compromise user privacy. As with all services on this list, I pay $3/mo for Brave Premium because I prefer to be the customer, not the product in my digital life. I find that empirically, about 95% of my search engine queries are super simple website lookups, with the search engine basically acting as a tiny DNS. And if you're not finding what you're looking for, fallback to Google by just prepending "!g" to your search query, which will redirect it to Google.

Credit cards. Mint new, unique credit cards per merchant. There is no need to use one credit card on many services. This allows them to "link up" your purchasing across different services, and additionally it opens you up to credit card fraud because the services might leak your credit card number. I like and use privacy dot com to mint new credit cards for every single transaction or merchant. You get a nice interface for all your spending and notifications for each swipe. You can also set limits on each credit card (e.g. $50/month etc.), which dramatically decreases the risk of being charged more than you expect. Additionally, with a privacy dot com card you get to enter totally random information for your name and address when filling out billing information. This is huge, because there is simply no need and totally crazy that random internet merchants should be given your physical address. Which brings me to...

Address. There is no need to give out your physical address to the majority of random services and merchants on the internet. Use a virtual mail service. I currently use Earth Class Mail but tbh I'm a bit embarrassed by that and I'm looking to switch to Virtual Post Mail due to its much strong commitments to privacy, security, and its ownership structure and reputation. In any case, you get an address you can give out, they receive your mail, they scan it and digitize it, they have an app for you to quickly see it, and you can decide what to do with it (e.g. shred, forward, etc.). Not only do you gain security and privacy but also quite a bit of convenience.

Email. I still use gmail just due to sheer convenience, but I've started to partially use Proton Mail as well. And while we're on email, a few more thoughts. Never click on any link inside any email you receive. Email addresses are extremely easy to spoof and you can never be guaranteed that the email you got is a phishing email from a scammer. Instead, I manually navigate to any service of interest and log in from there. In addition, disable image loading by default in your email's settings. If you get an email that requires you to see images, you can click on "show images" to see them and it's not a big deal at all. This is important because many services use embedded images to track you - they hide information inside the image URL you get, so when your email client loads the image, they can see that you opened the email. There's just no need for that.

Additionally, confusing images are one way scammers hide information to avoid being filtered by email servers as scam / spam.

VPN. If you wish to hide your IP/location to services, you can do so via VPN indirection. I recommend Mullvad VPN. I keep VPN off by default, but enable it selectively when I'm dealing with services I trust less and want more protection from.

DNS-based blocker. You can block ads by blocking entire domains at the DNS level. I like and use NextDNS, which blocks all kinds of ads and trackers. For more advanced users who like to tinker, pi-hole is the physical alternative.

Network monitor. I like and use The Little Snitch, which I have installed and running on my MacBook. This lets you see which apps are communicating, how much data and when, so you can keep track of what apps on your computer "call home" and how often. Any app that communicates too much is sus, and should potentially be uninstalled if you don't expect the traffic. I just want to live a secure digital life and establish harmonious relationships with products and services that leak only the necessary information. And I wish to pay for the software I use so that incentives are aligned and so that I am the customer. This is not trivial, but it is possible to approach with some determination and discipline.... (ete etc)

[workflowexpert]

If you lost access to your email tomorrow, what would you do?

Once upon a time, I used to think Gmail was fine for a business. It was free, easy, and setting up something more professional felt like a hassle. But I’ve seen firsthand what happens when that gamble doesn’t pay off.

One day… BAM. Locked out. No warning. No explanation. Just “suspicious activity detected”, and suddenly, access was gone. Every client email? Vanished. Every invoice? Trapped. Google support? Useless. Hours spent trying to recover the account, only to hit a dead end.

And it’s not just one unlucky case, I’ve seen entire businesses crumble because they relied on a free email account. Once it’s gone, it’s gone.

Here’s why it’s a terrible idea:

Big Tech doesn’t owe you anything.

If Google/Microsoft/Yahoo decides your account looks “suspicious,” they can shut it down. No warning, no appeal, no customer service to help you. You’re just… locked out forever.

Hackers LOVE free email accounts.

Guess what’s super easy to hack? A free Gmail. Brute-force attacks, phishing scams, leaked passwords, it happens all the time. And once they’re in? They can scam your clients, change your payment info, and pretend to be you.

They scan your emails.

Yeah, Gmail reads your emails. They call it “advertising data” but if you’re discussing contracts, finances, or literally anything private, do you really want some algorithm combing through that?

It makes your business look cheap.

Would you hire a lawyer with JohnDoeLawyer@gmail.com? Exactly. If you’re running a serious business, your email should look serious too.

What I wish I knew sooner:

✔️ The secure option: ProtonMail – encrypted, private, no data scanning.

✔️ The business option: Google Workspace / Microsoft 365 – same convenience, but with your own domain and actual security controls.

If you’re still using a free email, fix it before it’s too late.

Reach out if you have any questions!

[baelpenrose]

Nihilus Rex 41: Throw to the Wolves

Nils lays low and spirals, then lays in plans to deal with Weasel. There are jokes about different hard drive organizations that various people I know have used. Beta-read and co-written by @canyouhearthelight. Nils also speaks to many people's favorite priest.

Nils

So, laying low. 

It used to be so easy, but now that I was getting a taste of actual action, of actually impacting the world, of actually shaking the system up - it was so God. Damn. Boring. 

Actually, I supposed, I should deal with the issue with the Fibbies. Weasel was still out there as a loose end I needed to tie off - though as I gave greater thought to it, I realized there was a glaring error in my previous plan. Yes, I could frame Weasel, but the downside was that my plan relied on him being found non-credible. While we’d been very careful to avoid making him credible, he would, at the very least, give the FBI our names in hope of mitigating his sentence.  And I didn’t need any more Feds remembering we existed in the first place. One was enough.

We’d covered our tracks well, but we could very well get hit with conspiracy charges if they felt like being awful - worse if they felt like digging deep. No, our best bet was to make sure Weasel went down for something else entirely, something that would lead to him self-eliminating, and then breadcrumbing the feds to pin the crime on a dead man and declare victory in our time. Any chance he’d be alive to talk was too great a risk. 

How to do it though? Weasel was a massive creep, but he tried to avoid being outed as a massive creep. Leaking his porn habits might do it, but it didn’t actually get him arrested unless he was much, much worse than I thought. Now, maybe he was doing shady spyware shit I could check into - I was always afraid he was going to hack someone’s webcam, but...hm. 

Actually, let’s see if we could get him on something he was actually doing. 

I opened my computer up again and tried to log into one of Weasel’s socials. Social predictability, what was he going to be into? Character requirements for this system, what do we have…okay. PopgoestheWeasel69!. 

The fact that that worked was…annoying. To say the least. One of the best icebreakers in the business and he was this bad at securing his basic stuff .… Well, okay. If I hadn’t known who he was, there was probably no way I’d have been able to break his encryptions. However, social engineering was a technique all its own. Now, to see the contents of Google Drive….

Nothing to see here but a lot of essays. Actually decently well written ones, and a few that have. Reasonably good politics. Huh. Go figure. Seething hatred of tech bros and rudimentary AI, and pretty good predictions regarding the efficiency of combined solar/nuclear energy. 

Right, he was a math whiz, I’d forgotten that. 

I took a breath. Okay, so somewhere here there’d be a backdoor…Uh…lesseee. No, but I could find an email attached to his resume, which was good enough. Generate a very realistic looking phishing email. Odds are good he won’t actually click the link in it once he reads it through, but he doesn’t need to. He just needs to open it. 

Subject: Research Grant Application Cal Poly

Dear Mr. Winston, you have been selected to apply for a grant of five thousand dollars for research and development of software from the San Luis Obispo California Polytechnic Institute through our partners on your campus. Please follow the link below to complete the application. 

Dean of Computer Science,  Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.

Faking a trail and even an impersonated gmail he couldn’t check on site was easy, and just to sweeten the pot I ran a few dozen searches of San Luis Obispo through his google account, so he could be treated to the sight of California women on beaches showing up in search functions fed by the algorithm. Let him ponder enjoying the famous lack of modesty the California climate allowed to make it as tempting as possible to open, in contrast to remaining here with the winter-mandated modesty enjoyed by the women of the Pacific Northwest.

 “California girls, we’re undeniable…” I sing-songed in a falsetto I was glad no one could hear. “Tempting to in-cel douche-bags.” That was probably off beat. Fuck. I had a suspicion most other people could have done it better. Note to self, not that I was considering it anyway but no musical numbers at any point in the grandiose Nihilus Rex persona. At most, dramatic reads of Ozymandias or some shit. Things I could do.

With that attended, I leaned back and waited. I considered calling Lash, and then stopped. I should…probably give her some space. She’d be pissed if I kept poking her, and apparently my last hunch about her emotional state had been wrong. Jumping to conclusions based on incomplete information - she’d broken down at the hospital, she’d thrown up after the initial retaliation, but clearly if she’d been in communication with Ayanti, she hadn’t just been falling apart. 

Still, it was easier to just handle Weasel myself. Fewer communications involved meant fewer people on the line if it went sideways, and clearly Ayanti had more trust in Lash than me. So, for now, the obvious tactical choice was for me to do the dirty work and her to make the world a bit brighter. Maybe we’d swap that role later, but for the time being this made sense. And unlike last time, it wasn’t like I felt like I was being forced to do it today. 

I leaned back and looked at the situation, picked up a book and started reading. I had been getting behind on homework late…

Wow. He had already clicked the link. Alright, malware packet in, let’s open you up, Winston. See what goodies you have in your computer. Folder organization. Okay. Files, homework, software, projects, art…art? 

That was probably - nope, nope. It was not porn, surprisingly. Good for him. I was learning an awful lot about Winston today. What about…ah. There we go. I should have just scrolled the rest of the way. “Fun Times” - in that, three subfolders. A Pocket flash player, an emulator…and Magical Realm. 

Really man, that meme? I sighed. Fuckin’...

Oh….Oh that was a lot of porn. Okay, so. Let’s see, had he, in any way, organized it? 

Let’s…had he labelled…I hate it when people do this. There was a correct way to organize porn, and I’d been using it before I started getting laid often enough that I’d stopped needing it. I’d kept it in a folder that simply said “porn.” And in it? Subfolders. Subfolders that said “animated” - “kinky shit” - “sweet couple stuff.”  Why? Simple. Perfect. But did Weasel do this?  No, instead Winston was a weird, messy bitch who just liked the Netflix version of endless scrolling while horny and trying to find something to jerk it to because everything here was alphanumeric and no organizational scheme. Just. Absolute goddamn degenerate behavior. 

Idly, I wondered if I’d have been better off waiting to do this until Lash and I were on better terms, then I remembered that this was Weasel and I refused to be turned on by anything he was into. 

***

Almost three hours of scrolling later, I had managed to find eight instances of things definitely taken from compromised webcams, and two instances where I was reasonably suspicious that one of the performers was not of legal age. That was a lot of sex crimes for one incel. I forced myself to acknowledge that, as disgusting as Weasel was, and how little time he spent with real women, there were about even odds he legitimately didn’t realize that he’d committed the latter two. Not that it mattered. 

I dropped in a slight malware packet that would flag him for the FBI and then leak his download history very publicly, see what that got him. When he realized what had been compromised, he’d probably panic, but it didn’t matter. Once you were flagged, certain files were frozen - and I’d already saved backups of his entire porn folder deep, deep in his C-drive.

Ugh, why had that sounded dirty in my head? Too much time looking at Weasel’s crap, probably. 

I disengaged from the hack and called Bishop. “Bishop. Anything interesting?”

“Eh…got a few people in the net looking for answers we may be able to ring in for them. Trade for favors later, maybe recruit some of them. Also, Gray wants to talk to you about a bigger project a little later?”

“Thank you. I’ll deal with Gray. Who are the others?”

“Tracking that down. It’s more my speciality than yours, pretty sure. I’m talking to my contacts in Eastern Europe, as well.”

“Understood. Thank you.” I sat back down, thinking about the risks. The FBI were still combing through the financial sector, and I wanted to look at the boards that Grey kept wound up. Some people were claiming that the original attack on the bank had been inspired or planned by some computer loving virgin, but most people there weren’t going for it. Then my phone started ringing.

My personal phone, for being Nils. I snapped it up and said, “Andover.” 

“Nils.” The voice on the other end was one I knew well, one I’d been familiar with.

“Father Rivera. To what do I owe the pleasure?”

“I was contacted through backchannels in the Catholic Church for priests to communicate with each other. I was told that an orphanage the Mother Church runs in El Salvador is being given thousands of dollars worth of supplies by a mysterious benefactor, fluent in Latin but not Spanish - and that they were told by this mysterious benefactor that I would be able to reach him if they thought of anything else. Now, there is only one person on the planet that I can think of who might be doing something like that. So, Nils. Where is the money coming from?”

“Does it matter? Hungry kids are being fed, babies are being kept in diapers, sick kids are getting medicine and shots to keep from getting sick again.”

“Nils…” His voice took on a warning note. 

“It’s coming from corporations who can afford it. No, I do not repent. You can turn me in but you’ll be cutting a lifeline for vulnerable people if you do. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of people that my scheming supplies with lifesaving things they cannot get through ‘better’ means. Please, Father Rivera. Leave me to my work.” My answer, and the quiet, desperate truth of it, must have convinced him of something. 

He sighed heavily on the other end of the phone. “I want to speak with you directly, Nils. Soon. But for today, they say they’re worried about damage to their well, so they want water filters.”

I let out a bitter laugh. “Of all the things…yeah, I can do it. Tell them I hope the well will last a bit longer, because that’s a…harder ask than it really should be, right now.” 

Rivera’s voice grew strained. “Do I want to know?”

“No, probably not.” 

I took a breath. Rivera knew. That was a mistake. I could speak to him about other things weighing on me in the future. Other plans I’d laid. In the meantime, I’d wait for the plans with Weasel to bear fruit. 

Hopefully the plan with Ayanati was going well for Lash. 

[ncogofficial]

5 Reasons to Switch from Traditional Email to Dmail in 2025

As our virtual world keeps evolving, so do the threats to internet privacy and data integrity. By 2025, it will seem totally out of context to rely on legacy email networks for secure communications. Dmail is a revolutionary decentralized email system rapidly picking up speed. From state-of-the-art privacy to post-quantum cryptographic security, decentralized email offers a fresh perspective on an old issue that has bedeviled digital communications for decades. This article informs us about the five reasons to ditch mainstream email providers and embrace decentralized email today.

5 Reasons to Switch from Traditional Email to Dmail in 2025

As we dive further into the age of digital communication, the shortcomings and vulnerabilities of old email infrastructure have become self-evident. Email services such as Gmail, Yahoo, and Outlook were built on archaic architectures focused on convenience, not privacy, and centralized authority over user control. Compared to them, dmail, which is a decentralized blockchain-based email service, is revolutionizing the concept of safe communication in 2025. Here are five sound reasons why leaping to decentralized email this year is a good and timely move-

1. Unparalleled Privacy through End-to-End Encryption

As opposed to the typical email services that habitually read your letters for adverts or data tracking, dmail has end-to-end encryption by default. Your letters are only readable to you and your sender — no go-betweens, no corporate spying. This kind of privacy matters in a time when personal data is constantly used against them by Big Tech.

2. Real Data Ownership and Control

With conventional email providers, your information resides on central servers and can be exposed to intrusions, spying, and abuse. decentralized email shatters the status quo with decentralized storage of information on blockchain nodes. You own your messages, attachments, and identity — no single company holds keys to your mailbox.

NCOG’s Dmail operates on the green, post-quantum secure Earth Chain. Encrypted and censorship-free communication is assured. Access and data sharing belong to users. Trees are planted for each transaction over $1. It promotes sustainability. Dmail is coupled with Web3ID for easy management of identity. It safeguards privacy, security, and the environment.

3. Post-quantum security for Future-Proof Protection

As quantum computing continues to advance, current encryption techniques employed by older email services are progressively becoming insufficient. Dmail is among the rare platforms actively embracing post-quantum cryptography, protecting your communication in a quantum-enabled future too.

4. Seamless Web3 Integration

decentralized email is Web3 universe-specific. It enables users to send and receive emails using crypto wallet addresses (such as MetaMask or WalletConnect), providing a secure and seamless means of communication within decentralized communities. This makes decentralized email a perfect utility for crypto traders, DAO members, and NFT collectors.

5. No Ads, No Tracking, No Surveillance

If you’re fed up with email services that profit from your attention and your data, decentralized email is a breath of fresh air. Users receive emails without tracking systems and advertising, while algorithms do not alter their inbox content. A distraction-free, minimalist experience focused on secure communication.

Why Dmail is the Future of Secure & Private Communication

One of the best reasons people are utilizing Dmail is due to the fact that it’s secure and private-centric. In contrast to the other email platforms, decentralized email is run through a blockchain-driven decentralized network. What this accomplishes is that your information is not stored on centralized servers vulnerable to hacking and corporate spying.

With dmail, all communication is end-to-end encrypted and stored in a way that even the service providers will not be able to reach it. All users remain in full ownership of their data and can openly communicate without apprehension that their messages will be hacked by third parties. As decentralized, dmail is also resistant to outages and censorship, which gives users ensured access regardless of the situation.

Also, dmail does not depend on selling users’ information to third parties — a common occurrence on conventional platforms. In an age where people worry about surveillance capitalism, decentralized email is a relief, a safe platform whose attraction meets contemporary assumptions about data ownership.

Dmail vs. Gmail: Key Differences & Benefits of Decentralized Email

People doubt whether their technological tools provide advantages in an era of rapidly developing online communication processes. Gmail owns the email industry as the common household name largely because users find its simple design and Google integration convenient. The rising apprehensions about data privacy, combined with surveillance and centralized control issues, are making dmail gain substantial user interest. Let’s compare these specific areas between dmail and Gmail-

1. Centralized vs. Decentralized Infrastructure

The biggest difference between Gmail and dmail is the way they’re organized. Gmail is based on a centralized design. User information and emails are stored on Google’s servers, which makes services simpler to manage but results in a single point of failure. If Google’s servers are compromised, user information can be leaked in bulk.

Conversely, decentralized email is based on a decentralized network of blockchains. The messages are encrypted and sent through a node network, and hence no centralized database can be targeted by hackers. Not only does the distributed system secure data, but it also keeps the network online even if nodes fail.

2. Data Ownership and Privacy

One of the most appealing motives for making the change to dmail is the guarantee of ownership over real data. Gmail users do not have much control over how they would like their data treated. Emails, attachments, and even metadata are scanned, most often, in fact, for targeting ads or machine training.

Dmail provides strict privacy. Your email is end-to-end encrypted, and even the firm that offers the service cannot read it. With no ads and no data mining, dmail provides a sense of respect and control to the user that centralized services like Gmail simply cannot provide.

3. Security and Post-Quantum Readiness

Gmail offers two-factor authentication and spam filtering. However, it still uses conventional encryption methods, which are vulnerable to the advent of quantum computing.

decentralized email advances the post-quantum cryptographic standards by demonstrating leadership in their adoption. This means that even when next-generation quantum computers can erase classical encryption, dmail messages are safe. This forward-looking feature provides dmail with a solid advantage in long-term data security.

4. Web3 Compatibility

As Web3 worlds expand, decentralized email will be the communications layer for dApps, DAOs, and crypto-native users. Gmail does not require a Google account and tends to lock users to centralized identifiers such as phone numbers and IP addresses.

With dmail, users authenticate via their crypto wallets (like MetaMask or WalletConnect). Not only is this more secure, but it also gives way to smoother interactions within blockchain environments, from transaction confirmation to governance alerts.

5. No Ads, No Spam, No Surveillance

Gmail’s “free” service isn’t so free, after all — the users are paying for information. Ads, specials, and algorithmically sorted inboxes are in the package. decentralized email features a spam-proof smart filter with an ad-free setting, bringing a cleaner, safer, and less distracting communications platform.

Dmail for Crypto Users: Why It’s the Safest Way to Send Messages

Crypto-native users already get it. They already appreciate how critical decentralization, anonymity, and wallet-based interactions are. To crypto-native users, decentralized email is not even emailed — it’s the natural extension of their Web3 experience.

With decentralized email, you can send and receive messages with wallet addresses (such as MetaMask and WalletConnect) with very little in the way of classic sign-ups. This painless integration with blockchain wallets means that dmail is not only a communication tool but also a safe notification system for DeFi transactions, NFT drops, DAO governance, etc.

And because the majority of crypto users fall victim to phishing and scams, dmail offers a safe shield against such attacks. It is built with anti-phishing measures, encrypted attachments, and authentication barriers that render impersonation almost impossible. For others who use DeFi services, NFTs, or Web3 DAOs, decentralized email is not an option — it’s mandatory.

Dmail’s AI Integration: How Smart Features Enhance Privacy

What distinguishes dmail in 2025 isn’t merely its unmatched security — it’s the smart, privacy-focused design of its integrated AI capabilities. Unlike other email clients that use centralized servers to drive their artificial intelligence, dmail goes a completely different route. Its AI capabilities are executed locally on your device so that your private data never escapes your system or is transmitted to the cloud.

This local-first AI architecture provides you with the convenience of a contemporary smart email without sacrificing any of the typical privacy trade-offs. decentralized email employs its built-in AI to automatically sort and prioritize messages, so you can address the most urgent and time-sensitive emails in your inbox. From critical work deadlines to confidential memos, dmail makes sure nothing falls through the cracks.

Security is also strengthened. Dmail’s artificial intelligence will recognize phishing attacks, dubious attachments, and menacing links in real time. This high-level security protects you from increasing cybercrime threats without submitting your information to third-party scanners or cloud vendors.

Moreover, decentralized email streamlines inbox management through AI-created summaries of lengthy email chains, so you can glance through the key points at a glance. It even provides the feature to elicit encrypted responses, promoting secure exchange without extra effort.

Unlike Big Tech’s AI programs, which learn from your information to make their algorithms better, dmail doesn’t train its models using your information. It is strictly privacy-by-design, keeping your content private at all times. In a world where AI is most commonly associated with spying, dmail…

[joelekm]

How to Setup Gmail Account Without Phone Number [Hindi]

Hello friends! In this video, we’ll show you an easy trick to create a Gmail account without a phone number. Learn how to fill in details, choose an email ID, skip recovery options, and enhance your privacy. This method helps protect your account from SMS spam and keeps your information secure. Don’t forget to subscribe to AI Expert Reviews for more tech hacks like this!

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Trusted Gmail Backup Tool

DevopixTech Software Solutions offers a reliable Gmail backup tool that ensures your valuable emails and attachments are securely stored. With easy-to-use features and fast backup speeds, you can protect your data from accidental loss, hacking, or server issues. Trust DevopixTech for seamless, efficient Gmail backups that keep your information safe. Contact us: +91-7827275804

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Best solution to restore Apple email

Don’t look any further for a solution to restore Apple email

Maybe you have never felt the need to restore data. But you keep hearing the experts telling you to archive email data and keep ready for restore if need be. You cannot ignore this advice as it is extremely valid and important. Archiving emails and backing up data regularly is what any wise person will do because we know how data is so prone to damage or hacking or other kind of losses. This is especially true when original messages don’t get stored in device like the case with IMAP based services. You will need to restore Apple email in a case you lose data due to any reason like hardware failure or some other. You will be able to restore only if you have backed it up or archived email folders. Else, you will not be able to do anything. You need a good backup and recovery option for this. Although we will be focusing on a method which covers all IMAP based email services like Gmail, Thunderbird, Yahoo, etc., you can read a little about Apple email to get a fair idea why we must backup emails. Here is the link- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Mail

Best way to restore Apple email is with a certified software

There are a few methods available to backup as well as restore Apple mails and other on Mac. Yet, you see experts recommending only certified tools. Why is it so? Why don’t they recommend a manual method or maybe restore Apple email app which works online? There must be some factor behind it. While manual methods are never recommended for any similar task which is to be done regularly, they also pose a great challenge to novices. And when we talk of online apps, they are fraught with dangers like data loss, data stealth, corruption, etc. Along with these risks, there is almost zero support available for any doubts or mishaps. This means we shouldn’t be using these apps. We should only use a reliable certified archiving and restoring tool like Mail backup X by InventPure. This is the best one out there for end users.

Now restore Apple email account and other multiple accounts in a short, precise, and easy way

This tool makes it really easy, quick, as well as accurate to backup and restore IMAP emails on Mac. There is something else also which we need to look at. If I am in a need of a software, and I have heard good things about it, even then it would be normal for my mind to have some doubts. All users face these doubts and thus this issue must be settled. This issue is settled by bringing to users a free albeit a limited use demo of this backup tool so that their doubts are settled. They can use most of the important functions that the full restore Apple email tool comes with and once satisfied, they can purchase full version for daily data preservation in the manner they prefer https://www.mailbackupx.com/restore-apple-email/.

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Benefits Of Using Gmail Email Backup Tool

Using a Gmail email backup tool offers several benefits. It protects your emails from accidental deletion, hacking, or technical issues by creating a secure backup. This ensures that you can easily restore important emails whenever needed. 

The tool also saves time by automating the backup process, allowing you to schedule regular backups without manual effort. Additionally, it helps during email migration, making it easier to transfer emails to a new account or email service. 

Overall, a Gmail backup tool provides peace of mind by keeping your important email data safe and easily accessible.

How Does A Gmail Backup Tool Help Protect My Emails?

A Gmail backup tool helps protect your emails by creating a secure copy of all your email data. This backup ensures that if you accidentally delete an email, your account gets hacked, or there's a technical problem, you can quickly restore your important messages. 

The tool often includes features like encryption to keep your backup safe from unauthorized access. By regularly backing up your emails, the tool provides peace of mind, knowing that your valuable information is always protected and can be easily recovered if needed.

Can A Gmail Backup Tool Save Me Time And Effort?

Yes, a Gmail backup tool can save you time and effort. It automates the process of backing up your emails, so you don't have to do it manually. You can set it up to run regular backups automatically, ensuring your emails are always protected without you having to remember to do it. 

This saves you the time and hassle of manually copying emails or worrying about losing important information. With a Gmail backup tool, you can focus on other tasks, knowing your emails are safely backed up.

Will A Gmail Backup Tool Help If I Accidentally Delete Emails?

Yes, a Gmail backup tool will help if you accidentally delete emails. When you use a backup tool, it creates a copy of your emails and saves them in a secure location. If you accidentally delete an email from your Gmail account, you can easily restore it from the backup.

This means you don't have to worry about losing important messages because the backup tool keeps a safe copy that you can access anytime. Using a Gmail backup tool ensures that your emails are always protected and can be recovered quickly if needed.

How Does A Gmail Backup Tool Ensure My Emails Are Always Accessible?

A Gmail backup tool ensures your emails are always accessible by creating regular copies of your emails and storing them in a safe place. If something happens to your Gmail account, like accidental deletion or hacking, you can easily restore your emails from the backup. 

The tool often lets you access your backups from different devices, so you can get your important emails anytime, anywhere. By keeping your email data secure and easy to retrieve, a Gmail backup tool makes sure you always have access to your emails when you need them.

Can A Gmail Backup Tool Help During Email Migration?

Yes, a Gmail backup tool can help during email migration. When you need to move your emails from one Gmail account to another or to a different email service, the backup tool creates a copy of all your emails and attachments. 

This makes it easy to transfer everything to the new account without losing any data. By using the backup tool, you can ensure that the migration process is smooth and that all your important emails are safely moved to their new location. This saves time and reduces the risk of losing valuable information during the migration.

How Does Using A Gmail Backup Tool Prevent Data Loss?

Using a Gmail backup tool helps prevent data loss by creating regular backups of your emails and attachments. These backups act as a safety net, ensuring that even if your Gmail account experiences issues such as accidental deletion, hacking, or technical problems, your important data remains safe. 

By storing copies of your emails in a secure location, the backup tool ensures that you can easily retrieve and restore your emails whenever needed. This proactive approach to data management minimizes the risk of permanent data loss, providing peace of mind knowing that your email data is always protected and accessible.

What Advantages Does A Gmail Backup Tool Offer For Business Users?

For business users, Gmail backup software offers several advantages. Firstly, it ensures continuity of operations by safeguarding critical email communications. With regular backups, business users can quickly recover important emails in case of accidental deletion, system failures, or cyber threats like hacking. 

Additionally, Gmail backup software provides an extra layer of data security, encrypting backups to protect sensitive information. This reassures businesses about compliance with data protection regulations. 

Moreover, backup scheduling features automate the process, saving time and effort for IT administrators. Overall, Gmail backup software empowers business users with enhanced data protection, resilience, and efficiency in managing email data.

How Can A Gmail Backup Tool Help Me Organize My Emails Better?

A Gmail backup tool can help you organize your emails better by providing a secure and systematic way to manage your email data. By creating regular backups, the tool ensures that you have copies of all your emails stored in a safe location. This allows you to declutter your inbox without worrying about losing important messages. 

Additionally, some backup tools offer features like labeling or categorizing emails, making it easier to organize and retrieve specific emails when needed. With your emails safely backed up and organized, you can streamline your inbox management process and focus on prioritizing and responding to important messages.

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Unleash the Power of Gmail: 10 Hidden Gems You Must Try (2024)

Feeling overwhelmed by Gmail? Master your inbox with these 10 amazing Gmail hacks you never knew existed! Learn how to undo sent emails, schedule emails, work offline, and more! 1. Undo that Regrettable Email: Ever hit send a tad too quickly? Breathe easy! Enable “Undo Send” in Settings > General. This gives you 30 precious seconds to take back that email. Here’s how to do it: → Settings icon…

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How to Setup Gmail Account Without Phone Number [Hindi]

Hello friends! In this video, we’ll show you an easy trick to create a Gmail account without a phone number. Learn how to fill in details, choose an email ID, skip recovery options, and enhance your privacy. This method helps protect your account from SMS spam and keeps your information secure. Don’t forget to subscribe to AI Expert Reviews for more tech hacks like this!

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Google: Cybersecurity is Easy Just Block the Internet!

What measures do you take to protect your employees and business from the dangers found on the Internet? One major company, Google, is implementing some extreme measures to protect against online threats. In this pilot program, the Internet is simply not available to its workers. How is Google—a company notorious for its search engine and web-related technology—making do with minimal access to the Internet? The answer might surprise you. The Answer: Internet-Free PCs In reality, the idea that one of the biggest companies in the technology sector would disconnect its workforce from the Internet—although initially quite shocking and counterintuitive—actually makes more sense than you might at first realize. Considering the fact that major technology companies are often the targets of cyberattacks, as well as the fact that the data they house is monumentally important and valuable, it’s hard to imagine a world where Google would not want to do all that it can to keep itself safe from these types of hacks. Even with all of the security measures in the world, Google could, of course, still fall victim to cyberthreats if one of their employees falls for it. Many cyberthreats target the weakest link in a company’s infrastructure rather than trying to crack through powerful security measures: the company’s employees. By blocking the Internet for many employees, Google can effectively prevent most phishing attempts that would be leveraged against them. This is especially important before implementing new tools powered by artificial intelligence or working with sensitive jobs funded by government contracts. The Internet-free program piloted by Google involves its employees only having access to sites that are owned by Google itself—sites that are housed on an internal intranet. This means that they can still access their Google Drive, Gmail, and YouTube accounts. The program itself was implemented with the intention of being mandatory for a 2,500-employee sample, but it is now open to any who wish to opt in. Theoretically, this program should reduce the threats that any involved employee comes into contact with, but it doesn’t completely eliminate them. Google’s employees will still be at risk of various phishing attempts that get around the need for an Internet connection, like those conducted through voice or text messages. Will This Program Be Successful? How employees respond to these limitations will ultimately speak to the success or failure of this program. Will it impact productivity? Will it sway their opinions of the workplace? Only time will tell. We know that not all companies have the luxury of forsaking Internet connectivity for their operations and security, which is why we offer comprehensive technology solutions to help your staff be more secure and productive throughout the course of their workdays. Learn more by calling Reciprocal Technologies at (317) 759-3972. from https://reciprocaltech.com

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How to hack Gmail?

Every person who works in cyberspace needs email or Gmail. In fact, email is an internet address that helps us to communicate more easily with other people in virtual space and the internet.

In general, email serves the role of a postal address in the real world. Most people first got to know email with Yahoo and Gmail so today, most people have at least one email address.

Because a lot of our important information is sent to the email address. Keeping it safe is very important.

Despite the foresight of Yahoo and Google and the use of many layers of security, there are still ways to bypass it and hack Gmail.

Therefore, in this article, we are going to turn the discussion towards Gmail hacking methods.

Hack someone’s Gmail account  with AnyControl. AnyControl allows you to view all mails exchanged, timestamp of each message, contact details, attachments and more.

Hacking Gmail with infected links

Another way to hack Gmail is to use infected links that are sent to a person in the form of an email. The emails contain links that, when clicked, install malware or keyloggers on the victim's system.

In order to make the links look harmless, the hacker sends them to a valid user account and sends an explanatory text along with it, which causes the user to be fooled.

Hacking Gmail by guessing the password:

Some people have a habit of choosing the same password for all their accounts. Therefore, a hacker with a password can hack other user accounts

In this method, the hacker owns an Internet service where people have usernames and passwords. Web forms require the individual to enter their email address. As a result, the profiteer gains access to the user's information and easily hacks Gmail.

In the next step, it is necessary for the hacker to enter the selected passwords in the special part of Gmail. Usually, after several attempts, he succeeds in hacking Gmail.

Sometimes the hacker does not own such a service. But it attacks such services and steals user information. After that, as mentioned above, it tries several possible passwords until they reach the answer.

Hacking people's Gmail by accessing their device:

Another simple way to hack Gmail is to access someone's Gmail account password and access the device that the person used to connect to Gmail.

In this method, the hacker is close to the victim and has access to the user's mobile or computer. Since browsers such as Chrome or Firefox store passwords for accessing user accounts, it is easy to get people's passwords by entering the password storage section.

Prevent Gmail Hacking:

In order to prevent Gmail hacking and increase account security, it is necessary to pay attention to a series of important points. Below, we have introduced some important tips that prevent Gmail from being hacked. Tips that largely prevent user account hacking.

 Never click on suspicious links. Before clicking on the link, use methods to identify infected links.

 Using reliable antivirus can protect the system from malicious programs. On the other hand, it is better to avoid installing suspicious programs. Especially programs sent to you by other people and there is no reliable source to download them.

 Avoid paying attention to emails that ask you to send them important information such as passwords. If you are redirected to a page that requires you to enter a password, be sure to pay attention to the URL at the top of the page to make sure it's not a fake page.

  Do not use simple passwords and short passwords for your user account. It is better to use complex and safe passwords to increase the security of Gmail. For example, use phrases instead of words and increase password complexity by using numbers and symbols in it.

 Never use your Gmail password when registering on other sites. Try to keep the password you choose for your Gmail separate from other user accounts so that no one can guess the password of your other user accounts.

  Avoid sharing your personal system with others and don't use public devices to use your account. Also, using public Wi-Fi to access Gmail can put its security at risk.

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The "Cloud" is just someone else's computer.

Computers fail, connections fail, payments don't go through, password get lost, accounts get hacked, so have a local backup.

There are drives that you can connect to your phone to backup pictures and other files.

Both Google and iOS have apps for downloads onto computers.

Mozilla Thunderbird is an email program that lets you download your email onto your computer, works with Gmail and Yahoo and others, and saving and transferring them to a different computer is easy.

as an informal way to backup my writing, I email myself a copy after any big updates using a couple different addys. (yes I should backup onto a separate drive but some days I don't have the energy and this works well enough.) Came in handy when I needed to backtrack, and especially when my local file was unrecoverable after a crash.

HEY!

Back up your computer!

Go get the external drive you bought specifically for this purpose and then left in a drawer somewhere and RUN A FULL BACKUP.

There are lots of posts that make the rounds reminding us to sit up straight, stretch, drink water, refocus our eyes, take our meds, etc. But while this may not be about your health, it's still super-important.

Back up your whole-ass computer. If you can afford a second backup drive, buy one so that you have one SSD and one HDD, and back up to both of them (you can back up just the current important stuff to the SSD and let the HDD do the heavy-duty lifting).

Do not rely on 'the cloud' or the internet to keep jack shit.

AND BACK UP YOUR GMAIL AS WELL HOLY SHIT. The last thing you want is a catastrophic issue where literally every single thing you have in gmail is gone. It's happened. It happened to a friend of mine and basically her entire life was in there and now it's all gone. 20 years of it.

Reblog to save a life.

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