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Email service providers 2016-01-11 01:37:44 Post No. 52356425
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I signed up to Tutanota recently. IMO best of the lot.
Open-source all the way.
Based in Germany.
Nice UI.
Good looking Android and iOS apps.
https://tutanota.com/
https://app.tutanota.de/#login
Other than that, these were options;
https://www.hushmail.com/
https://mail.riseup.net/rc/
https://mail.yandex.com
https://www.ghostmail.com/
https://protonmail.com/login
https://www.openmailbox.org/
https://bitmessage.ch/roundcube/?_task=mail&_mbox=INBOX
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is having mail as part of your own domain open or is it always based on some kekware?
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>>52356425
I've seen people on here refer to Yandex as "Russian NSA". Any redpill on this?
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>>52357177
>Russian
There's your answer.
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To be honest, ypu should never rely solely on your email provider. Their security should just be another layer on top of your locally-encrypted pgp text.
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>>52357205
Wouldn't it still be better than using Google?
I'm creating a new email account just to sign in to websites like Facebook and Amazon. This account would be private and so people wanting to login would have to guess both the e-mail address AND password (extra security measure).
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>>52357291
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By Google, I mean Gmail.
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>>52356425
>germany
you know what happened to cockli riight?
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>>52357177
it's the russian google and they cooperate with the russian government
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>>52357758
Not to mention NSA's biggest European headquarters are in Germany.
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>this thread
>again
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>>52356425
encrypt your shit, if you're looking for privacy nothing is secure enough to be trusted
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