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I am using Posteo. You pay 1 euro a month, it runs on renewable energy and it's a European company (German to be exact). Supports everything that's needed for p
by sirnicolaz 5y ago
I am using Posteo. You pay 1 euro a month, it runs on renewable energy and it's a European company (German to be exact). Supports everything that's needed for privacy and security. And it allows you to create as many aliases as you want, for 20 cents per month (I found this feature very useful).
- mccorrinall 5y agoGermany’s privacy laws became shitty in the last two decades. Email providers are obligated to log all incoming emails after they received an order of a court. Also they must provide a copy of the inbox (can be sometimes encrypted, depending on the provider. Not all providers encrypt their inboxes.) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Mail-%C3%9Cberwachung https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Mail-%C3%9Cberwachung
- sirnicolaz 5y agoI wasn't aware of this (shame on me)... Thanks for the information. Anyway posteo supports inbox encryption https://posteo.de/en/site/encryption https://posteo.de/en/site/encryption to address this exact kind of potential problems
- nicolas_ 5y agoInfomaniak has a free email service and they are based in Switzerland https://www.infomaniak.com/en/hosting/service-mail/ https://www.infomaniak.com/en/hosting/service-mail/ - 1 free email address - 20 GB of storage space for emails - 15 GB of kDrive storage