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It's not necesarily banned, but very often port 25 will be blocked. Additionally it's pretty likely your email will be marked as spam if it comes from a residential IP. They must have thought about this though, so maybe they have their own SMTP servers that emails go through.



Apparently so:

"Helm connects securely to a unique gateway, which is assigned a static IP address so Helm is reachable by other mail servers and secure TLS sessions can be established."

Which I dont see the point of then. That way they are your gatekeeper of your mail/files etc. Not much of an improvement.


Agreed. I don't see how this is any different from a regular email server, with a local client that pulls emails over IMAP and deletes them remotely.




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