Proton, but I donโt think they can justify their monthly price for ยซpremiumยป features.
Same here, some features kinda pointless. Like why would I ever need 10 email addresses on one account?
I created an account with Tuta. But I haven't found time for the actual migration
Mailo (France) for me!
Same here. Convinced my dad to do the same. Been using is for a while now though.
There's a world outside the US/European false dichotomy.
I've been with Fastmail since 2019 and you couldn't pay me to go elsewhere. ๐คทโโ๏ธ
Australian here happy with Runbox, from an european country that respects privacy, unlike the 5 eyes. Unfortunately Australia is not a good country to get a cloud service.
Infomaniak, such a great service for such a low price. Bought my own domain via them and the email hosting is free / just links with their plus plan.
1TB drive for 2 euros a month is a steal
Switched to Proton Duo just before the US shitshow started, still happy I did. So far mainly using it for mail, drive and calender, will be setting up VPN soon as well.
Topic/question that I don't see commented on often: how are you guys finding the telling other people (verbally, out loud) about your email?
I feel I could tell someone "at proton dot com" without having to spell it but in the UK I feel any way I try to pronounce tuta is going to result in me having to say "at tango uniform tango alpha dot com" or otherwise people will misunderstand and send me about a million messages at tutta, toota, Tuter, twitter, doota, or even more creative spellings.
I bought a domain name and set it up on tuta to get an email address that I like. It was super easy to setup, tuta had created a video tutorial that showed how to setup a custom domain step by step.
My provider (Onet) is a known Polish news outlet so I donโt have such issues at home, but whenever Iโm abroad I just spell it out: โoh-en-ee-teeโ.
I used to be on Outlook. Two weeks ago I made accounts on Proton and Tuta, but didnโt like the missing IMAP and SMTP on the free plans.
I then also made an account on web.de, but they donโt support the plus notation for dynamic addresses (myname+service@email.com). So in the end I payed the 12โฌ for a year of mailbox.org and have been extremely happy with it!
Mailo.
Switched to Posteo about a decade ago
Onet, a Polish news website. I used it for my first ever e-mail and since then I have been using it kind of out of habit. Never felt a need to switch to something more robust.
Of course I have a gmail account too, but I use it mostly for things like logins and synchronization rather than for correspondence.
I've been using KolabNow for these past few years. Swiss-based with a focus on privacy. No issues, really like it. I also have a personal e-mail address with my name, but that one I have with a local domain registrar.
I stick to my state owned ISP
Off Gandi since they got bought and jacked up all prices a couple years ago. Galae.net (France) is working well.
Cool to hear someone is using galae. I have considered them in the past. How is email deliverability?
So far so good! No correspondent has reported mail reaching their junk folder so far ๐ค
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