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Fastmail[0] is what I use for my personal email. They support all the standards, but are also pushing things forward with standardising the JMAP protocol[1] whi
by oakesm9 2y ago
Fastmail[0] is what I use for my personal email. They support all the standards, but are also pushing things forward with standardising the JMAP protocol[1] which is much better suited to mobile clients than IMAP.
They only have email and calendaring though, no equivalent of Drive/Docs/Sheets.
[0] https://www.fastmail.com https://www.fastmail.com
[1] https://jmap.io https://jmap.io
- microtonal 2y agoI have used Fastmail for well over a decade, but they have their servers in the US, so I have been looking at alternatives.
- mtsr 2y agoAnd Australian law doesn't quite offer the same protections as GDPR. In fact, being a Five Eyes country, it's effectively the opposite.
- bad_user 2y agoAustralian businesses have to provide GDPR protections to EU citizens, regardless, just as EU companies operating in Australia have to obey Australian law. I also have a feeling the Five Eyes agreement is about to end.
- microtonal 2y agoI also have a feeling the Five Eyes agreement is about to end. That's certainly possible, but as long as the servers are in the US, that's not really meaningful I think?
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- flurdy 2y agoI am very very happy with Fastmail. I know they have some presence in the US but I think they scaled that down and are entirely an Australian company. Their integration with 1password and masking email aliases is also very useful [0]. If however you want to host your own emails, I did once write an extensive guide [1]. [0] https://www.fastmail.com/features/masked-email/ https://www.fastmail.com/features/masked-email/ [1] https://flurdy.com/docs/postfix/ https://flurdy.com/docs/postfix/