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SquirrelMail: Skirtumas tarp puslapio versijų
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<b>SquirrelMail</b> is a freely-available, open-source webmail program, | <b>SquirrelMail</b> is a freely-available, open-source webmail program, | ||
<br> which can be uploaded to a server. | <br> which can be uploaded to a server. | ||
<br> It is the only such program that does not have any | <br> It is the only such program that does not have any privacy-violating | ||
<br> [[javascript (english)|javascript]]-dependent essential functions, at least in the anglophone world. | <br> [[javascript (english)|javascript]]-dependent essential functions, at least in the anglophone world. | ||
<br> Consequently, it is the program that is most-hated by totalitarian intelligence | <br> Consequently, it is the program that is most-hated by totalitarian intelligence agents. | ||
The SquirrelMail webmail program is written in PHP. | |||
<br> It was created in 1999 by two brothers, namely Nathan Ehresman and Luke Ehresman, | |||
<br> from the U.S. state of Georgia. | |||
<br> Those two men didnot create SquirrelMail for the purpose of anonymity, | |||
<br> but for the purpose of simplicity, becuz javascript adds unnecessary complexity to webmail. | |||
<br> But, the anonymity of SquirrelMail was soon recognized by some privacy-rights supporters. | |||
The specific actions that the totalitarian psychopaths have | |||
<br> made against SquirrelMail are as follows: | |||
In the early oughties, the south-african free-webmail website webmail.co.za used SquirrelMail, | In the early oughties, the south-african free-webmail website webmail.co.za used SquirrelMail, | ||
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<br> immediately after both websites were used by a targetted individual | <br> immediately after both websites were used by a targetted individual | ||
<br> to warn some teenagers about PSSD/PSS. | <br> to warn some teenagers about PSSD/PSS. | ||
After that, there were no more free Squirrelmail webmail websites, | |||
<br> but there was still the website cotse.net, which allowed people to register and renew | |||
<br> Squirrelmail accounts via making anonymous payments. | |||
<br> But, in 2024, innately psychopathic individuals within a U.S. domestic intelligence agency | |||
<br> sent a mandate-letter to the owners of cotse.net, | |||
<br> which demanded that they forbid any new Squirrelmail webmail accounts, | |||
<br> and instead give people pseudo-anonymous javascript-ridden [[Roundcube]] accounts. | |||
<br> The demands of that letter were implemented in early 2025. | |||
<br> Consequently, it is now no-longer possible to get a Squirrelmail account even by | |||
<br> anonymously paying for one. | |||
<br> The recentness of that particular destruction of privacy rights demonstrates the ongoing | |||
<br> [[ever-worsenning nadir]]. | |||
[[Kategorija:Privacy rights]] | [[Kategorija:Privacy rights]] | ||