End-to-End encryption, also known as Asymmetric encryption or E2EE, is a means of encryption that ensures the privacy and security of any data that is being transferred between two ends: it disallows tampering or spying and can be proof of transferring and receiving some content.
Email validations
Contains articles about how Verifalia validates email addresses.
Articles
- What is a hard bounce?
- What is a disposable email address (DEA)?
- What is SMTP tarpitting? What are SMTP tarpits (or tar pits)?
- What is greylisting (or graylisting)?
- What is an email validation pass?
- What information does the validation report contain?
- Reading your results: our status codes and what they mean
- Does it send out any e-mail message, while validating?
- Can email addresses have hyphens, minus signs and dashes?
- How do result quality levels work?
- How can I create a plain text file suitable for uploading into Verifalia?
- How to export and validate an email list from Mailchimp?
- Are email addresses case sensitive?
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