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What’s better? Serious question. Very few companies spend as much on security as Google. You have to do your part and configure something like Advanced Protecti
by nixgeek 7y ago
What’s better? Serious question. Very few companies spend as much on security as Google. You have to do your part and configure something like Advanced Protection, but if someone’s going to go to all the effort listed in the article, which provider would be a better bet?
- Tepix 7y agoIt's not like email providers get hacked all the time. Individual email accounts do get hacked. Find an email provider that provides decent support, i.e. you can call and talk to a real person. Make sure they support 2FA (ideally the non SIM variant). Also recovery tokens that you can write down and stuff like that. Personally I run my own mail server but I understand that's not everybody's cup of tea.