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[โ€“] 5 points 1 year ago (6 children)

Wow, thanks for mentioning this, I'm seriously looking at moving away from gmail, and Tuta was my frontrunner. Sad that they aren't more upfront about this... I see Proton is kind of the same to some extent, but then they have a local bridge application which translates their protocol to IMAP/SMTP. Does anyone have experience with that?

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  • [โ€“] 3 points 1 year ago (2 children)

    I don't know about that but swiss privacy law is about to get so terrible that I wouldn't switch to it unless they rebase.

    Every mail service has a drawback

    Posteo can't do custom domains

    Mailbox.org has non-anonymous registration + tracking

    Proton is based in Switzerland with horrible incoming privacy laws

    Nubo is a startup and unproven security-wise

    Tuta doesn't allow 3rd party clients

    Startmail has no calendar

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  • I have a ProtonVPN subscription, but I think you need to pay for the more expensive tiers, cause the tier I have (VPN Plus 4$/month) gives me complementary mail, but I can't use the mail bridge as it's not paid. I think you need the Proton Mail or Proton Unlimited plan to be able to use mail bridge. Proton Unlimited gives you everything (VPN, Mail, Calendar, Drive, Pass, and Wallet). Basically if you just want mail bridge, buy Mail pass, but if you want Mail and more, buy unlimited.

    Mailbox.org is what I use, it supports POP3/IMAP (I use it via Thunderbird) and is very cheap, the light package is about 1โ‚ฌ a month for 2GB, 3 aliases (I use anonaddy for free aliases instead), and apparently video conferencing. The Standard package is 2.5โ‚ฌ/month with a yearly payment, more storage and gives you cloud storage, online office, custom domain aliases, and uses OpenTalk for conferences.

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