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I recommend ProtonMail. Or you can buy your own domain name and config a email to Zoho Mail. but personally, I think proton mail is more secure and private. Bu
by batzy 4y ago
I recommend ProtonMail.
Or you can buy your own domain name and config a email to Zoho Mail.
but personally, I think proton mail is more secure and private. But the free version only has 1GB as I remember.
- LeoPanthera 4y agoProtonMail is an interesting case. It does not provide SMTP or IMAP servers, except via a weird proxy service that runs on your local machine, and obviously isn't compatible with smartphones. It may still class as an "email service", but only just, since it is effectively limited to webmail and their custom apps.
- nix23 4y ago>ProtonMail is an interesting case. It does not provide SMTP or IMAP servers, Just half-true.. https://proton.me/support/imap-smtp-and-pop3-setup https://proton.me/support/imap-smtp-and-pop3-setup
- LeoPanthera 4y ago...that says exactly what I said in my comment. I'm not sure why I deserve a "half true".
- flkiwi 4y agoI have a protonmail app on my iPhone. Works great.
- sorokod 4y agoYou can setup ProtonMail on a private domain as well.
- matbatt38 4y agoThey cooperate with EuroPol extensively tho
- drakonka 4y ago+1 to ProtonMail. I've been using it for several years and was recently grandfathered into their Proton Unlimited plan that allows for additional domains, extra storage, etc. They have had technical issues a couple of times since I started using them, but support was always responsive and it's been overall a nice experience mail-wise. In terms of their other products, I think they have quite a bit to go with Proton Drive (no widely available Android app is preventing me from switching from Google Drive) and Proton Calendar (unable to import large calendars, won't let you just import future events and ignore past entries to decrease space requirements).