yeah, while reading this i was going "What maniac exposes SSH to WAN anyway...?" the whole time. I fail to see any reason or point that can be justified exposing SSH to WAN.

Posteo does not support custom Domains, because it's unsafe and inherently complicated to use with all the security settings of a modern email system turned on

Depending what you need and want, I can highly recommend posteo.de and while they are not as polished and use standard DAV, it works absolutely flawless, they are relatively cheap, based in German and have certifications for all kinds of security.

If you want something like Google Workplace, get a Nextcloud. Still not as polished, but open and if you want to change the provider, you can just do so. I recommend a combination of Nextcloud and Posteo.

And if you need a custom domain with everything bundled together, I can recommend xaweho.de. though they are not cheap...

You people do realize we don't have neither dictatorship, nor monarchy in Germany? And don't be smart about her being the head of the party and therefore being able to tell everyone what to do. The CDU did a lot of shit even back then where Merkel was opposed to.

I know. The point though is, there are projects that have countless hours of work in them and sometimes even work together with access - not only would you need to invest time to redo those, you'd also have to learn python... Which is most often the argument for a switch to Libre falls on its face. I don't like it, and I don't agree with that, but it is what I am confronted with nearly every day over countless different companies...

The problem I have with this is, that it won't be compatible with Marcors and other stuff - Libre Office does work perfectly well for "normal" Office stuff and even basic excel...but anything beyond that is actually needed more than another "basic" Office software.

It’s not even close to as insecure as a physical lock.

Yes it is. There are locks out there, that have extremely sophisticated keys that are basically impossible to clone or "break in". The way those locks are cracked or opened is nearly always unrelated to the key itself. Same goes for Encryption. Even a "simple" 20 Characters password is near impossible to brute force. Most entry points are through various other ways, which is also why i find GrapheneOS for the average user stupid.

There are other things that are needed to actually protect privacy and one of the main things it awareness. Just because stuff is sandboxed and you have some Ad-Blockers on, doesn't mean shit these days.