The Internet is an increasingly complex place, not just in terms of services but also from a technical standpoint, especially with the advent of mobile devices over the past few years.
Everything that happens on the web, from browsing, streaming and messaging to file sharing, downloads and, more recently, backups, is based on protocols that have long started to show their age.
Efforts from Internet giants like Google and Microsoft are aimed at improving the situation, but given the slow rate of standardization and adoption of new protocols (or even extensions to existing protocols), it looks like the process will take a long time.
Email is one of the oldest Internet-based conveniences, just like most of the protocols used to make it all happen: SMTP, POP3 and IMAP. Today we’ll deal with IMAP, which is currently at version 4 revision 1, as standardized by the 12-year-old RFC 3501. Continue reading Thunderbird
Zoals u wellicht gemerkt heeft zijn de regels voor het versturen van email naar Gmail en Hotmail aangescherpt. De voornaamste reden voor het verscherpen van deze regels is om de hoeveelheid spam te reduceren bij de genoemde providers.
Kindly ask the sender, most likely using an iPhone, to do the following: