For personal backup/archiving, there's replication to multiple clients, also described on the website.
Someone will create a web service that implements a TMTP client to replicate your account in the cloud. That's fine for many consumers, but must not be the default.
Actually I think I'm not understanding this properly... does the phrase 'messaging service' mean the email service, i.e the server? So the server would not store my mail, but the client would?
I guess the answer is obvious. Sorry, I didn't read this properly. Good work on this!
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For personal backup/archiving, there's replication to multiple clients, also described on the website.
Someone will create a web service that implements a TMTP client to replicate your account in the cloud. That's fine for many consumers, but must not be the default.
Actually I think I'm not understanding this properly... does the phrase 'messaging service' mean the email service, i.e the server? So the server would not store my mail, but the client would?
I guess the answer is obvious. Sorry, I didn't read this properly. Good work on this!
Yes the client stores your mail, and the messaging service (aka server) simply relays it between clients.
Thanks for the encouragement!
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