Kim Dotcom's file-sharing service Mega is working on a new email service that gives users the ability to send encrypted messages and have them hosted through the cloud storage services on
servers outside of the U.S. If it works correctly, users would be able to keep their email messages hidden the NSA. The news comes just a week after news that similar private email clients Lavabit and
Silent Circle, have shut down their services after pressure from the U.S. government.
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