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> Which is why you split the difference. Own your own domain, and host at a reputable, reliable mail service provider like Fastmail. I do the same, but your ar
by ffsm8 3y ago
> Which is why you split the difference. Own your own domain, and host at a reputable, reliable mail service provider like Fastmail.
I do the same, but your argument is a little dishonest: You can lose your custom domain and lose your provider account, so you've essentially gone from one point of failure to two.
The novelty domain is totally worth it though, at least to me.
Honestly, the state should provide every citizen an official email address and make it a requirement that every invoice, contract etc is provided to this account...
- ornornor 3y agoNot sure about the privacy ramifications if that though.
- ffsm8 3y agoYou mean wrt the state provided email address? That's solvable issue with multiple solutions. I.e. making the address routeable to another provider by configuration. Imagine an address like yourchoice@$identifier.TLD.mail The state could give you the option to set the MX record for this subdomain to a provider of your choice