What email service do you use and why?
What email service do you use and why?
Andrew Sanchez
Tyler Brown
namecheap email and rainloop web client
Nathan Collins
You forgot to answer the "why" question, pedo.
Kayden Phillips
Thinking of hosting my own, any tips?
Ayden Cook
whois.com
it's like 20-40 cents a month or something.
Leo Jenkins
Gmail, nothing to hide from them
Michael Johnson
My own because I don't trust anyone
Christian Parker
Fastmail with my own domain.
Because it's not Google, I can use many domains and aliases and I like the mobile app.
Matthew Brown
I tried Zoho for a while which was pretty good. But I didn't like the idea of pajeets running my email.
Brayden Anderson
>Gmail
Because I SUCK and I'm ever so fucking patiently waiting for criptext to allow my own domain so I don't move away from Gmail over to something else then to my criptext email.
>Disroot
>Tutanota
>Proton
I use disroot for random shit like dating apps it's not encrypted so I'm not migrating to it. Tutanota and proton I use for junk and shit like fake accounts for Twitter or IPTV that I don't want in my Gmail.
Logan Rogers
Gmail, because I'm not a privacy freak.
Ethan Gray
Paranoid
Ian Perez
tutanota
Colton Flores
Gmail because I like bigbrother.
Aaron Morris
runbox.com with my own domain
>and why?
I was trying to decrease my reliance on google services and was looking for an alternative. Runbox offered the best overall package for me ie.
>safe country (i trust norwegian privacy laws more than I trust american)
>standard IMAP/SMTP implementation, works with my preferred clients (evolution and k-9)
>*DAV support for contacts, calendar and tasks
Joshua Russell
this and /thread
Samuel Diaz
Net-C (I'm French)
Caleb Rivera
postfix + mutt, your home ip is prob blacklisted so you'd need to do it on a vps if you want to send
Isaac Gray
mail.ru
Camden Lee
outlook
Andrew Cook
I use mail for domain by Yandex.
Lucas Reyes
Yandex.com because it has a clean interface
Landon Evans
ProtonMail
It's securer
Brody Lee
Google Apps with my own domain, and some gmails.
Does personal GApps now cost money if not grandfathered into an old gratis account?
Justin Hall
mail.com for the @null.net adress, with thundar as a client
Brandon Perry
Whoops, I mean G Suite. It's called G Suite now.
Jordan Butler
Since they now require a phone number I'm done there. I can't even recover and account of mine because it says due to suspicious activity I must verify who i am with a phone number... I never gave them one in the first place,don't want to start now.