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I’m curious about mailbox.org, which markets themselves as “privacy made in Germany“

• margorczynski 2y ago
  I think German law makes that impossible - basically you need to assume the government can access your data at any time.
  • jb1991 2y ago
    I thought EU privacy laws were better than US laws.
    • mafuy 2y ago
      The difference is that in the US, it will sweep it up anyway, and in the EU, it can access it only with a court order.
• schroeding 2y ago
  Can only recommend them - not too expensive, you can also use your own domains and they support at-rest auto encryption of all incoming mail with a PGP public key you give them (which of course does not prevent them from saving incoming mail as clear text somewhere else, but prevents others from reading all existing mail should they get access to your mailbox later)
• eliaskg 2y ago
  Discovered them recently. Price looks absolutely fair for what you get. It offers up to ten external addresses for sending and has a web interface so it looks like a solid Gmail alternative.
• attendant3446 2y ago
  I used mailbox.org for several years until they forced everyone into more expensive plans by adding irrelevant features like office and cloud storage. This kind of behaviour from them was disappointing.