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For mail, I would really consider Fastmail (over Migadu). Fastmail has contributed a huge amount to the open source community, also include Calendar support (M
by alberth 5y ago
For mail, I would really consider Fastmail (over Migadu).
Fastmail has contributed a huge amount to the open source community, also include Calendar support (Migadu does not) and has a fantastic web interface (where Migadu is extremely lacking).
- post_break 5y agoFastmail is in australia though? Didn't they just get completely backdoored?
- 28617056 5y agoEmail is insecure by default. The best you can do is go with a provider that doesn’t sell your behavior to advertisers like Google does.
- post_break 5y agoBut if even 50% of the population uses gmail then they have your information anyways?
- worble 5y agoEven though I have no expectation that my emails are 100% private, I'm still incredibly hesitent to trust any company operating out of Australia with their horrible stance towards encryption and backdoors (which is not Fastmails fault of course, it's a pretty horrible situation for them). I'm fairly sure that Migadu also supports caldav, although I don't think there's any UI for it on the web. I think there's pretty much an expectation that most people using Migadu are bringing their own clients rather than using the web one anyways.
- npteljes 5y agoPosteo is also good. Endorsed by the FSF even. Not sure about the web interface hehe, it's just RoundCube.
- cassianoleal 5y agoPosteo's web UI is very barebones, a little clunky but ok. I rarely use it though, because why would I when I can just use IMAP and choose my client? If I really wanted a different web UI I could still just run my own and sync using IMAP. Their service is excellent and cheap. I highly recommend them.
- haaserd 5y ago+1 I've been using Posteo for years, and I have also been very happy with their service.
- qudat 5y agoYeah that's what I use for email and I've had no issues with it.