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A place to discuss privacy and freedom in the digital world.
Privacy has become a very important issue in modern society, with companies and governments constantly abusing their power, more and more people are waking up to the importance of digital privacy.
In this community everyone is welcome to post links and discuss topics related to privacy.
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- Posting a link to a website containing tracking isn't great, if contents of the website are behind a paywall maybe copy them into the post
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Seconded. Been a user for years without a single problem.
PS: There's also Proton and Posteo, they're all fine. The important bit is to pay for it. This is a critical hub for your personal data. It's completely aberrant that people have allowed themselves to be trained to accept a free service in exchange for spying. A dollar or two a month is not prohibitive for anyone. We should all be paying for this service.
Thirded. Came from Proton even. It's been solid for sure!
Use it daily with a couple applications. Namely Thunderbird on Android and Mailbird on Windows.
Posteo is pretty great
i got on posteo recently, it's great. sometimes the webmail feels a little archaic but it's probably for good reasons and keeps costs down. every setting i could want is exposed and their guides are really good.
The webmail is just Roundcube with a skin and some Posteo-specific modifications. I quite like it, as it does its job without relying on 24 different JS frameworks and turning my laptop into a hotplate.
It's also LibreJS compliant, which is nice.
I use Proton and it has this bridge application where it connects to the Proton servers and then serves your mail to Thunderbird or whatever locally. So that might work for you, but I'm not sure.
That's a paid feature. Just in case.
Oh, good catch. I don't have to use it, so I wasn't aware of that. I just knew it existed.
Take a look at Migadu. Maybe that fits your criteria. I moved there from Tuta.
For privacy specifically take a look at https://www.privacyguides.org/en/email/ .
For just a paid provider where you are the customer not the product, consider FastMail or a hosting offering such as NameCheap. By hosting I mean the one that is part of their hosting plans not their email specific offering though that is interesting also but quite expensive.
Fast mail is not recommended anymore. Not because of them. But because of the Aus govt. check out the access and assistance bill passed a few years ago now
I had the idea of creating an email server in the future, but everyone I told that to told me it was a terrible idea.
Server no. But hosted domain email is probably what I will do in the next year. Probably at Fastmail or at Namecheap. I have the domain just waiting.
In a way, I already have a mail server on my VPS, just never installed IMAP. Not what I want for every day though.