What is a good alternative to proton mail these days?
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I guess I’m out of the loop. What’s wrong with Proton?
mailbox.org seems pretty good. No apps though. And setting up syncing for calendar and contacts takes a bit of work. but once it’s working, it’s good. I’m using thunderbird mobile for mail and DAVx5 to sync contacts and calendar.
What in the spam username is this?
I want to say… Some sort of self hoster with a cheap domain going for the “security through obscurity” approach…
https://crt.sh/?q=91268476.xyz
I’ll let you explore, but definitely a self hoster!
.com’s are 10 bucks. How cheap could it be??
The 1.111B class (basically the numbered domains) cost ~1 dollar/yr.
That is a lot cheaper
Free for a year or so, depending on where you register
Too fucking funny. This is because of the various bad news, right? So fucking funny. Everyone and their dog bragging about proton mail the last few years and you’re a moron if you haven’t switched blah blah blah.
I mean, it is still objectively way better than most / all mainstream solutions. The issues is with the CEO’s political stance, nothing about the technical implementation details or anything the company did wrong with managing your data.
I’m still interested in supporting a different company because of it, but I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Proton over Gmail any day.
“Corporations are never your friend.”
But this one is different! It’s non-profit!
StartMail is owned by an advertising company, it’s not a better choice whatsoever.
Until they don’t.
I’ve had a decent experience with Tuta.
Opened a Tuta account six months ago and have never been back on Protonmail as a result. Same quality for free.
After trying and failing to get used to Proton’s UX, Fastmail has been great.
Been using Fastmail for a few years now. I really like it.
Kolabnow is great.
I’ve been a Runbox customer for many years. Never had a problem. Runbox is operated from privacy-respecting Norway.
Same answer as last time this was asked, I am very happy with Posteo.
No implying that asking multiple times is bad.
We should all be asking about and offering alternatives, a lot. Over and over.
