SillyDog701

[orizng]

PC is public, I want to use NS 7 mail to receive my email, is there any way to set a password for my account and prevent others from entering my mail box? Thanks.

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[Fulvio]

PC is public, I want to use NS 7 mail to receive my email, is there any way to set a password for my account and prevent others from entering my mail box? Thanks.

I guess that you would like it, at least, like 4.x, which is, really,not good enough, because it password protects the entire browser.
You could set the Master Password from Preferences/Privacy et./Master Password. But, I do not like to be locked in such situation. Let's wait for other responses.

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[Antony]

Even Communicator's Password profile protection is not safe.
Don't download emails in public computers, if need to access to emails, use web-based version.

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[Fulvio]

Even Communicator's Password profile protection is not safe.
Don't download emails in public computers, if need to access to emails, use web-based version.

I agree, if the computer is really public. When I worked, I needed a double password just to get to use the Web, or any programs. I felt pretty comfortable by using one of my "junk" accounts. But, I never left my computer on, and unattended. And, nobody else but tech support had access to the computer, and they did not know my second password.

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