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message size and data plans #162

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fauno opened this issue Sep 3, 2017 · 4 comments
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message size and data plans #162

fauno opened this issue Sep 3, 2017 · 4 comments

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@fauno
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fauno commented Sep 3, 2017

hey, we're just re-testing dc and it's awesome! but i'm wondering about the size of messages, which are even bigger after encryption is on. a single hello can become a 4kb message between two accounts in the same server, and i guess it'd grow a lot between different servers, when the received and other headers are added. i also noticed the autocrypt header is added to every message, is that really needed after the initial key exchange? i don't know the details of the autocrypt spec yet, so i don't know if it's required.

the issue is that around here our data plans are capped at most at 3 gb / month so a little data saving is appreciated :)

@rizzopablo
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Hi Fauno, cómo estas?

May be Delta could send messages with CCO to the sender address, this will place a copy of the message in the inbox without the need to upload the message twice, first time to smtp and second time to imap server. The message sent may be moved to Chats folder server side without downloading it completely, only headers. I used to configure my K-9 mail client this way and it worked well.

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fauno commented Sep 4, 2017 via email

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testbird commented Mar 7, 2018

room to remove some headers from the email itself i think, specially the autocrypt header that sends the pubkey every time.

If the autocrypt spec defines when sending the public keys is required, and a way to request re-sending of (deleted/lost etc.) keys, that might already be one part of what is minimally needed to have short Email-notify messages defined deltachat/deltachat-core#113 (other would be a header that identifies them? and contains the encrypted subscription token (or request?) and the target app id?).

t-oster pushed a commit to t-oster/deltachat-android that referenced this issue Jun 4, 2018
t-oster pushed a commit to t-oster/deltachat-android that referenced this issue Jun 4, 2018
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r10s commented Oct 13, 2018

i think this is can be regarded as a duplicate of deltachat/deltachat-core#46

closing this for now here, of course, the discussion can go on in the new support forum at https://support.delta.chat

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