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Lavabit

Lavabit is an open-source encrypted webmail service. Developed by Lavabit LLC

License: Freemium

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What is the license type of Lavabit?

Lavabit is an Freemium Product.

Who developed Lavabit?

Lavabit LLC has developed Lavabit

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