Everyone wants that their important email messages which they send out reaches the recipient securely and in a protected manner. Along with this you would also like to maintain the privacy of yours and the recipients. Now you can do it easily with Email Privacy 2.93 which effectively takes care of all your worries relating to email privacy. It lets you to send the messages directly to your recipient’s mailbox. The software is essentially a local SMTP server program that works for Windows while staying at the system-tray.

Email Privacy 2.93 software is simple and works by itself without much user intervention once it has been configured. You can see the statistics for the Messages Sent and Sending Errors in the program screen. You can also set the program for DNS Server to Auto detect DNS Server and also set to Use Specific Server. Same goes for the SMTP server that you can enable the Standard SMTP Port or Use Specific Port. You can also enable to accept the connection from same system only. You can also view the log file for the activities that had taken place. Change and configure the program according to your requirements so that you would have the program working according to your requirements. The software is capable of working with email programs such as Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, etc. It works with such efficiency that you can send a large number of messages with a minute. Even it software does not leaves any traces at the PC by taking the email messages from the email client that you are using and places them in the mailboxes of the recipient without making temporary files at your PC. The software is good to be used to send the messages with privacy and security.

Email Privacy 2.93 is also capable of being connected to the email program that you are already using to send and receive messages.

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