send emails to myself in 15 years

[givingtnt]

so, im under NDA but I want to make sure to share the information I have as soon as I am allowed to. in this case, 15 years from now.

I want to write down a review of my experience. and send me some kind of thing in the future so that one day, in 15 years, I get the exact thing that I wrote down for me to publish.
how can I do that ? I believe there was a system / website that would support that. but I cannot find it, and I would need a reliable way of doing so. even in the event of total nuclear anihilation.

can anyone help me ? thank you !

[ZetZet]

http://www.labnol.org/internet/schedule-gmail-send-later/24867/

[Str_Mape]

It looks like this will do the trick for you
https://www.futureme.org/

[givingtnt]

Just now, Str_Mape said:

It looks like this will do the trick for you
https://www.futureme.org/

do you know how safe this is ? (woudn't want the info to be out by accident..)

[Cvdasfg]

I believe theres a site called futureme that does that.

 

Or you could bury it in the ground thatd be epic ;D

[FilipSebik]

Send email with link on this thread and buy gameboy color and store it safe and then wait more years until it becomes expensive and sell it

[Str_Mape]

2 minutes ago, givingtnt said:

do you know how safe this is ? (woudn't want the info to be out by accident..)

Unsure, although it looks like ZetZet knows about a gmail function so I'd go with that.

[Minsekt]

Just now, givingtnt said:

do you know how safe this is ? (woudn't want the info to be out by accident..)

toplel

write it down on paper. theres no guarantee any of those service are still online in 15yrs. 

[FoxxyRin]

I'm not a lawyer or anything of the sort. but doing something like this might violate the NDA. The information will be stored on the servers of whatever you use to send the email to yourself, which may be classified as sharing information. If I were you, I'd print/keep physical copies of everything rather than emailing them, and invest in a waterproof/fireproof document box to store it in. Plus, as others have stated, within 15 years any of these services could be gone, so it's not a surefire way by any means.

 

EDIT: You could also burn it to disks, USBs, etc. There's a long list of things you could do to save it without any internet/servers needing to be involved.

[givingtnt]

Just now, Jonnyswboy said:

Well do you think #1 that those services will exist in 15 years, and #2 if you will use email then. 

thats my problem.
of course I could send myself a written paper through the mail to myself. but then I risk loosing the physical media

[unidentical]

Second the write it down on paper routine. If any service was breached your NDA could go with it.

 

Google calendar will let you create and even in the future and email you a notification. Small chance of google going anywhere.

[Leonard]

I feel that you misunderstand the word total. In that case nothing should be working.

[givingtnt]

maybe I could store the paper in a encrypted file and send the key to myself via that email thing.... that could totally work  and perhaps set a few calendars on gmail or something for reminders

[Minsekt]

1 minute ago, givingtnt said:

thats my problem.
of course I could send myself a written paper through the mail to myself. but then I risk loosing the physical media

why sending it, just keep it somewhere. lol put it in a bank locker if you really want it to be safe.

if its really important to you : physical copy will be always better than a digital one.

[givingtnt]

1 minute ago, Minsekt said:

why sending it, just keep it somewhere. lol put it in a bank locker if you really want it to be safe.

untill I finish some actual papers I need protected, that is not an option. (even then I need a safe ans secured backup)

[ZetZet]

3 minutes ago, givingtnt said:

maybe I could store the paper in a encrypted file and send the key to myself via that email thing.... that could totally work  and perhaps set a few calendars on gmail or something for reminders

just google calendar, the easiest. 

[Minsekt]

Just now, givingtnt said:

untill I finish some actual papers I need protected, that is not an option. (even then I need a safe ans secured backup)

theres always a small chance for it to be not safe, no matter where - even on google. if you want it to be protected keep it in your mind 

[givingtnt]

Just now, Jonnyswboy said:

Burry it somewhere and set a reminder on like 50 services to dig it up IMO. 

but thats physical media ! what if my seal is not perfect ? if water gets in im screwd !

[givingtnt]

4 minutes ago, ZetZet said:

just google calendar, the easiest. 

is there a way to add an encrypted file to it ?  say a file that will not open untill that specific date in time ?

[ZetZet]

2 minutes ago, givingtnt said:

is there a way to add an encrypted file to it ?  say a file that will not open untill that specific date in time ?

you can add password protected zip or something? you definitely can add files.

[givingtnt]

Just now, ZetZet said:

you can add password protected zip or something? you definitely can add files.

but will it prevent the files to be opened before a specific time ?

[Patrick Bateman]

Just now, ZetZet said:

you can add password protected zip or something? you definitely can add files.

what if you forget the password in 15 years

[ZetZet]

4 minutes ago, givingtnt said:

but will it prevent the files to be opened before a specific time ?

no why would it, it's not a bank safe. 

 

4 minutes ago, Patrick Bateman said:

what if you forget the password in 15 years

use the basic one you use everywhere?

[Patrick Bateman]

Just now, ZetZet said:

no why would it, it's not a bank safe. 

 

use the basic one you use everywhere?

what so qwerty ?

[givingtnt]

3 minutes ago, Patrick Bateman said:

what if you forget the password in 15 years

alright ! thanks !

i ill probably use a bit of that and the other email in the future thing for the encrypted password.

thanks !