It’s me again with another question for recommendation 🙈 This time I am searching for a new Email-Provider:

Currently I am using mailbox.org (privacy-friendly provider based in Germany). Since my subscription is comming to an end there, I tought about switching to proton mail-plus. What I like about them is, that they have an easy way of creating alias-emails and also support the option to use your own domain.

But maybe you gals and guys have another great provider which offers good features for a good price.

Also: I dont need Cloud-Storage or anything like that, so just mail is fine.

Thx in regards :)

    • Thetimefarm@lemm.ee
      9·
      3 months ago

      Has any more evidence ever been produced to show Tuta is a honeypot? The guy who made the original claim is in jail for 14 years for passing on secrets while he was director of RCMP intelligence.

    • Reddish@lemmy.zipEnglish
      3·
      3 months ago

      If you are talking about the news about Fastmail firing “union members” then it was a sensationalised headline. Fastmail basically fired all the devs etc working at their US offices as Fastmail is trying to have everybody at their Australian office, 6 of them happened to be union members. They got a good severance pay though.

    • akilou@sh.itjust.works
      21·
      3 months ago

      Why did Proton adding a Bitcoin wallet cause you to look elsewhere? If it’s a product you’re not interested in, just don’t use it. Otherwise you’re stuck using providers that offer exactly what you want, no more and no less, which seems like such a narrow needle to thread, you’ll never find something or can’t stick with it for long.

    • chappedafloat@lemmy.wtfEnglish
      11·
      3 months ago

      I dont think it matters if an email service is a honeypot because if you want E2EE communication then use Signal, not email. And if you are sending emails to other email providers then there’s probably not E2EE and it’s unecessary to be a honeypot because the metadata can be collected anyway very easily. Almost all data passes through Google/Microsoft/Amazon/Cloudflare.