Didn't work on Firefox 3 nightlies for me. Took FOREVER to pull in my Gmail mail. Overall really not impressed so far.
Rob Blatt
· 1 year ago
No Safari support, that's seriously lame. And the idea of converging all of my information on someone else's server is frightening. Especially a service that pulls in all my e-mail and contact information.
shahzad
· 1 year ago
Support for Safari should be coming soon.As far as security is concerned, below is what I recently posted on techcrunch.
"We take all possible measures to ensure privacy and security for our users. At the network level 128 bit SSL is used to transfer user credentials to our servers (observe the URL changing to secure.orgoo.com when logging in), all the servers are behind Firewall (in DMZ), all the passwords are stored as encrypted using the standard AES algorithm, physical security is provided by our top of the line data center, and managed Software updates are performed to ensure application and node level security."
Lorelay
· 1 year ago
I'm just getting to know you and I think it's great
Adam Hirsch
· 1 year ago
Awesome first Mashable post Alana!
ChaChaFance
· 1 year ago
Checking it out, thanks for the BETA INVITE!!! Can't wait to see where this goes.
Rob Blatt
· 1 year ago
@shahzad I'm not worried about my connection to the website in terms of security. I'm worried about my information sitting on their servers. Here's what I'm also worried about from the Privacy Policy:
"Finally, information about our Users may be disclosed as part of any merger, acquisition, debt financing or sale of company assets, as well as in the event of an insolvency, bankruptcy or receivership in which personally identifiable information could be transferred to third parties as one of our business assets."
My information is a company asset. That includes all of the information that is encrypted on the servers like my passwords and e-mails. That's what my concern is.
After reading about Orgoo internals, it has been known that it is one of the unstable companies. While it provides a service where "All" of your e-mails, chats etc. will be stored in one place.
So can you rely on such a service which is unreliable and have a controversial nature of policy and services? A company which can be sold to any XYZ and provided with all your "personal information". Will you allow this???????
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"We take all possible measures to ensure privacy and security for our users. At the network level 128 bit SSL is used to transfer user credentials to our servers (observe the URL changing to secure.orgoo.com when logging in), all the servers are behind Firewall (in DMZ), all the passwords are stored as encrypted using the standard AES algorithm, physical security is provided by our top of the line data center, and managed Software updates are performed to ensure application and node level security."
"Finally, information about our Users may be disclosed as part of any merger, acquisition, debt financing or sale of company assets, as well as in the event of an insolvency, bankruptcy or receivership in which personally identifiable information could be transferred to third parties as one of our business assets."
My information is a company asset. That includes all of the information that is encrypted on the servers like my passwords and e-mails. That's what my concern is.
After reading about Orgoo internals, it has been known that it is one of the unstable companies. While it provides a service where "All" of your e-mails, chats etc. will be stored in one place.
So can you rely on such a service which is unreliable and have a controversial nature of policy and services? A company which can be sold to any XYZ and provided with all your "personal information". Will you allow this???????