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Hey that's cool!
If your current ceo is still in place when it's time for me to renew, I'm gone.
Posteo and Mullvad ftw
Great tip! Thanks!
Mullvad is amazing. Never tried Posteo.
Why them? Are their CEOs anti-Trump?
I don't think anti-trump is a strict requirement.
Not publicly and directly messaging a known rapist and convicted felon to let him know you think he's doing a good job "standing up for the little guy" would probably suffice.
What have I missed? Who is the CEO and what did they do?
there ya go: https://lemm.ee/post/53946463
Thanks, was seriously considering Proton mail. Think I’m just going to set up my own mail server.
Think I’m just going to set up my own mail server.
Don’t, it’s not worth it for a multitude of reasons.
set up my own mail server.
Unless you are like a very skilled computer expert, don't.
Use an encrypted mail provider + custom domain.
I just set up one on Tuta (#NotSponsored), and bought a two year for a .com domain.
I don't know coding, I suck at most techy things. I managed to set it up by just... following instructions.
Register domain + Payment.
Go to Tuta, get premium plan.
Go to Tuta's settings, set up Custom Domain.
Copy Paste all the DNS configuration stuff.
Voila, easy.
If Tuta goes rogues, I'd find another one, change settings.
If domain registar goes bad, I'd transfer it to another one.
TLDR: You're better off just using a mail provider + Custom Domain
This is plan B, thanks for posting it, do you get adverts on Tuta? I’m going to try the Futo private cloud tutorial, and see if I can set something up with that.
Tuta has no averts. It basically the same as Proton. But one key thing I noticed, is that you cannot import or export your keys (as far as I know), where as with Protonmail, you could download your key, or upload your own generated keys to replace their key.
When Proton and Tuta (formerly known as Tutanota) were the biggest 2 that reddit recommended. And they were the two that are on the top of my mind.
I honestly have no clue what I'm doing, I just googled a bit, Namecheap and Cloudflare are the top two I found with WHOIS Privacy, But cloudflare is what I heard of so I'm just using this for now, don't wanna do an entire week of research, domains seems to be transferable to another registar later. WHOIS Privacy means, if someone looks up your domain name, they can't find your name or address (but law enforcement probabaly could with a warrant). You don't want people showing up in your front door so you need the "Whois Privacy" feature. Theres also Njalla, which would hide your identity, but its officially registered under their founder's name, so you gain privacy, but you also have to trust the guy to not steal your domain.
Or you could attempt to use fake names and addresses, but I'm not sure about the legak implications, so I'm not trying that, at the risk of losing my domains lol.
So I have like 2 domains right now (maybe more later), I just type the domain in Tuta, they give a list of "DNS" stuff you have to copy paste into your DNS settings. So I just google "Cloudflare DNS setting" and then copy-paste each thing into Cloudflare, then wait a bit, and Tuta shows it being set up, then click continue. And its done.
There's also a "catch all" mailbox, which is basically just, you can makebuo any email with your domain and it'll go to your inbox. Like you went to a new store in town, and they ask for your email, you give them NewStoreName@YourDomain.com and it'll work, as with anything you put in front of the @ sign.
I never watched or read any tutorials, I kinda just... trial and error lol.
My exact thoughts, except I cancelled my auto-renewal and emailed support asking for a refund (and mentioning why). This way they find out sooner than later that this type of action is losing them business and can take corrective actions. I will likewise return if they change up their leadership in the future.