How Email Works

23 thoughts on “How Email Works”

• I just farted on my wife's hairbrush.

• So it works just like Wonka Vision.

• Ok video but below your usual standard. You covered the very basics of Email as it worked in the 90s. There's so much more to it these days.

• Were are these email servers located?

• So a what's preventing me from sending an email to a publicly available emails

• You inspired me to make better explainer videos. Thanks.

• Thank you, be blessed.

• The legend is back

• Please make a SYO-701 Comptia Playlist

• You make it very easy to understand, Great job. I would appreciate it if you could make a video on SPF and Dkim.

• eek, not your best

• I like how the USS ENTERPRISE comes flying through in the video😁

• Thank you for all the work you put in these videos!

• Excellent tutorial

• Yeah no, unsubbing because of the poorly marked ad. What a dumb way to lose viewers.

• I passed my years at the university thanks to your very clear clean and comprensive videos and now after my graduation i still love watching your videos that's awesome ❤

• Can you go in more details, specifically explaining all the agents in the mail sending/receiving flow?

• wow its amazing your channal is still active im happy for it . thank you for great work

• I've had a gmail account for 10 years. They claimed that their spam filter will learn. For 10 years I have marked as "not spam" every email that gmail has put into the spam folder. Their learning algorithm is pretty crap because they still put things in my spam folder. Is there a way to tell gmail to never put email into the spam folder?

• Why it looks like making video using powerpoint 🤔

• 5:37 if it can scan for security risk then why users still have spam emails?

• welcome back

• In a nutshell, use imap email protocol, it downloads a copy of your email and leaves a copy of the original in the server, in case you need to have access to it. pop3 does not leave a copy of your email in the server, once you download it to your computer, it's gone from the server and if you lose it, then it's lost forever.

  Thank you for the video

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