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Lavabit encrypts all of their stored email to the point that if you lose your password there is no way to recover your email. It might be worth checking out th
by prg318 13y ago
Lavabit encrypts all of their stored email to the point that if you lose your password there is no way to recover your email. It might be worth checking out their service [1]. I've switched to lavabit from gmail and outside of a minor outage, I have had no complaints.
[1] http://lavabit.com/ http://lavabit.com/
- fein 13y agoI loooove lavabit. Stumbled across it a year ago, and it's my primary account for all my freelance work. The only problem is that a lavabit email is generally viewed as an anonymous (burner) email, so half the services I want to register to just kick the email back as not being "legitimate" enough. For human to human emails it's great.
- prg318 13y agoIf you want to use something other than "@lavabit.com" for your e-mail address, you can. If you have a domain name, you can point your MX records for your domain at the lavabit servers to have your mail forwarded to your lavabit inbox. For example, you could get "John@Smith.com" and direct it to your lavabit inbox. After setting the MX records, you would just need to send an e-mail to lavabit support to have them set it up on their side.