Send Email Services

SmugMug is a powerful online photo storage and sharing service with unlimited capacity and support for massive photo sizes. Multiple backup copies for ultimate security.

Hello is a  free photo sharing service that offers an instant messenger-like application that can be used to share photos with other people using Hello. The photos are encrypted before being sent for additional privacy. There's no limit to file size or resolution. Hello is designed to let you send high-quality pictures instantly and securely over any speed connection, even dialup. With Hello, you can send hundreds of high quality pictures to your friends in just seconds—you can’t do that with email. You can see what your friend is viewing while you chat and browse through pictures together. Pictures and chat are saved to a history file so you can retrieve your photos later, or just see what you’ve already sent.

Ball Of Dirt is a free service created especially for travelers. This service combines online photo storage, journal and maps. BoD lets anyone share their travel photos, stories and experiences on the web - for free! Friends can see where you are with maps, photos, blurbs and receive emails as you move around automatically - no need to write long boring group emails.

Fotopic is a free online photo storage that offers up to 250MB of storage space. You can display your photos to publicly or keep them password protected for privacy. Photos can be arranged into individually named galleries, and each gallery can be given its own style. You can even get weekly access statistics. Photos can also be watermarked with captions, dates or your site's URL.

PhotoSite offers free online photo album service. It allows you to store and share up to 150 photos in total (no per-photo file size limit). You can make your photos publicly available, or password-protect or even hide your album. All photographs are generally compressed before upload.

Yahoo! Photos offers unlimited free online photo storage. Uploaded photos are limited to a screen size of 480x360 pixels. Users can create multiple "albums" to categorize their photos, and each album can store upto 300 photos. Yahoo! Photos is integrated with Yahoo! Mail.

ImageStation offers unlimited space for photo storage. The free service stores photos only at a lowered resolution.

 

Anonymity Services offer various ways to maintain your privacy online.

BeHidden allows you to surf the web anonymously. The service hides your IP address from the sites you visit, and encrypts all communications with them. It blocks cookies and disables JavaScript. Free service limited to 50MB/per day.

IDZap allows to surf the web anonymously via the IDZap gateway service. It's up to you to decide whether to block cookies and Javascript or not. You have to register before you can start using the service.

Proxify enables anyone to surf the web anonymously. The service conceals your IP address, and provides an encrypted connection to circumvent network monitoring. You can block cookies, remove ads, minimize page, hide your referrer information, caching and more. The premium version of the service is ad-free and provides a faster connection.

Stealth Message is a secure messaging system designed for communicating sensitive and confidential information.  It protects your privacy, allowing you to communicate in complete confidence with friends and colleagues. Stealth Message encrypts your private messages, allows you to set security options including self-destruct, automatically sends a message notification to recipients, sends message notifications to your existing e-mail accounts. All you need to do is create your message, encrypt and store it. Recipients are notified by e-mail that there is a confidential message for them stored on our servers. Recipients click a link back to the Stealth Message site, enter a private code, and access the message.

The Cloak offers free anonymous web browsing service, with an encrypted connection. Users are allowed to hide their identity from the sites they visit, hide surfing from local snooping, keep cookies at the-cloak.com, and delete them after each session, selectively remove Javascript, Java, and active content.