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Re: "Email - Any suggestions for email? I've been transitioning..."
I like disroot.org since, as opposed to Tutanota (which I also have), it supports IMAP well. Which means it is possible to send OpenPGP/MIME-encrypted emails easily from other clients, such as Thunderbird.
2023-10-27 · 3 months ago
🍄 hazelnutflavoredcoffee · Oct 27 at 21:37:
been using Tutanota for a while now - Protonmail *was* good, but they use Google for their push notifications on Android and imo that kinda goes against the whole 'we care about privacy' thing
🚀 ahappydeath · Oct 28 at 20:57:
I use mailbox.org and am pretty happy with it. I moved away from ProtonMail because it was harder to use my own email client (Thunderbird) with it - which is what I prefer to do now-a-days.
I use gmail behind a personal domain with forwarding by nearlyfreespeech.net. I consider the domain and forwarding to be the important part as it means I'm not tied to one email provider, and I've been using + happy with nearlyfreespeech.net for a long time. It's not free, though :)
Never use a provider which doesn’t give you IMAP and SMTP access.
☕️ hellfire103 · Nov 20 at 08:21:
I am currently using ProtonMail, which I am very happy with. I have used Tutanota and Disroot in the past, and they were pretty good; but Proton takes the cake in my opinion.
Have a look at s/Misfin, too. Misfin is an email protocol for the smolweb, as I understand it.
Good discussion. I've been looking to replace gmail myself. Been eyeing up tutanota for a while now. Haven't look into it in a while but idealy one that's librejs compliant would be nice.
I have been using Tuta for years, I recommend it.
🚀 Markus_Ron · Jan 13 at 06:23:
It's nice to see people taking action to reclaim their privacy and their data. Since you have your own domain I think choosing "the right provider" is less critical since you can always change later in a few clicks.
I would strongly recommend you to setup a re-mailer service like simplelogin or addy anon. Especially if you have spam issues. You can create endless new mail address all using your domain.
Not only you can identify which companies are spamming you but you can also easily disable them, thus stopping the in-flow.
Email - Any suggestions for email? I've been transitioning away from my Gmail account to an address at my personal domain name. Right now I'm using privateemail.com for hosting. The cost is reasonable, but the spam filtering is not great.