I'm rolling my eyes at your comment. Come on now, you know what I meant. Email is like getting mail in your postal box. It has no real protections except for p

I'm rolling my eyes at your comment. Come on now, you know what I meant. Email is like getting mail in your postal box. It has no real protections except for people saying "yeah, I won't read your mail". Thus, if something is important enough, don't use it for that. If you really need to do something privately there are better equipped avenues; if you're worried about tracking, it doesn't matter because - any service mailing you will try to track you - if you email with anybody from Google/MSFT/etc, your email is on their servers anyway. It's a lost cause. It has been for some time. Keep a strong password on it and 2FA and such, but otherwise, it's not worth the time to care about.