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We will not read or modify the content of "private" data files (as defined
below) uploaded or otherwise generated by you on our servers, unless you
provide us written permission to do so.
Copies of your private data files are produced for backup purposes, so
this policy also applies to all backup copies of your files.
Files that do not have the "world-readable" permission (or the
"read-by-others" permission if the group of the file is "users")
are considered private.
Mailboxes and databases are an example of private content.
File permissions are easily managed through a variety of interfaces,
such as our web interface, secure "FTP client" programs, or the unix
shell.
Our administrators will not access the content of private files. They
have only access to the following information:
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The name of the file
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The file size
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Date and time of last modification
Although we will not read the contents of your private files, we
encourage you to
encrypt and
and
digitally sign
any sensitive information you wish to place on our servers.
This is easy to do using the
gpg(1) tool,
which is available on our servers.
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