josifi schrieb:
Wobei man fairerweise sagen muss, dass der Umgang mit Daten bei den meisten anderen Anbietern auch nicht völlig transparent ist.
Beispiel?
AquaMail:
"Aqua Mail is not cloud based, it works “the traditional way”, like Thunderbird or Outlook.
It only stores your accounts’ passwords on the actual phone / tablet (and may not even do that if you use Google’s new “more secure authentication” with Gmail or Google Apps accounts, called OAUTH2).
It only connects to the mail servers hosting your mail accounts, and only transmits the password to those servers (and may not even do that when using OAUTH2).
It does not collect any personal or user sensitive information or share it with any third parties.
It only stores your messages on the device."
Nine:
"Nine is not cloud based. It only stores your accounts’ passwords on the actual device. It only connects to the actual mail servers. It only stores your messages on the device.
Nine never passes user logins to 9Folders and 9Folders has no access to thatinformation."
MailDroid:
"MailDroid is a pure email client which means we connect directly to your mail server (IMAP, POP, Exchange). We have no in-between server that collects or looks at email. (..)
MailDroid (as of version 4.35) does not collect information about the location of your mobile device."
K-9 (OpenSource):
" K-9 Mail does not automatically collect and send data to the developers of the app or any third party".
Bei
keinem dieser Clienten werden Mails über einen Server des Anbieters geleitet.
