Dear /g/, pls redpill me on email services I'm using

>>57783933
Just connect your domain with the free Zoho Mail, which was still safe according to the Snowden sheets.

>>57783933
Use protonmail

>>57783933
>redpill
>>>/pol/

>>57785385
How can it encrypt mail when you send something to a g-mail account?

>>57783933
G Suite if you like gmail. It's a full google account but on your own domain

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Protonmail and then pay for premium to get a custom domain.

>>57785848
You set a password for that e-mail being sent that also has a time limit on it.

Pic is encrypted message to gmail

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>>57786297
pic 2

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>>57786310
pic 3

>>57786297
Silly question: how does the recipient get the password?

>>57787061
Generally you give them it in person or some other secure means, there is also a hint function but I think it kindof defeats the purpose if you just put the password there.

>>57787315
That's just completely retarded and redundant. If passwords are per mail, you could just as well use the same channel you use to send the password, to send the message itself.

>>57785848
Best solution is to get them to use protonmail as well. All protonmail to protonmail messages are automatically encrypted.