I hadn't thought about the privacy issues a whole lot until recently.
I've thought about finding another email service provider, though I do like the Gmail interface (and its use of labeling emails), and I'm not sure yet if another email service provides that type of functionality.
Lordwoodoo wrote to Nightfox <=-
I hadn't thought about the privacy issues a whole lot until recently.
I've thought about finding another email service provider, though I do like the Gmail interface (and its use of labeling emails), and I'm not sure yet if another email service provides that type of functionality.
Proton mail is the best I think, ergonomic, full of functionalities,
and full PRIVACY.
I have heard, and am not sure it's actually true, that email coming from a Proton address is sometimes blocked by some email servers, as it's seen as potentially "shady".
I'd actually like to know if that's really true.
Lordwoodoo wrote to Nightfox <=-
Re: Then, once you paid
By: Nightfox to Mindsurfer on Sat Nov 22 2025 05:04 pm
I hadn't thought about the privacy issues a whole lot until recently.
I've thought about finding another email service provider, though I do like the Gmail interface (and its use of labeling emails), and I'm not sure yet if another email service provides that type of functionality.
Proton mail is the best I think, ergonomic, full of functionalities,
and full PRIVACY. It do Labeling! :0) Regards,
.: Lord Woodoo :.
Somewhere In Time..
Proton mail is the best I think, ergonomic, full of functionalities, and full PRIVACY. It do Labeling! :0)
Regards,
I have heard, and am not sure it's actually true, that email coming from
a Proton address is sometimes blocked by some email servers, as it's seen
as potentially "shady".
I'd actually like to know if that's really true.
I've never used it, but know people that have used proton mail. :-)
Arelor wrote to Gamgee <=-
Re: Re: Proton mail do it
By: Gamgee to Lordwoodoo on Mon Nov 24 2025 08:39 am
I have heard, and am not sure it's actually true, that email coming from
a Proton address is sometimes blocked by some email servers, as it's seen
as potentially "shady".
I'd actually like to know if that's really true.
I have personally never experienced that using Proton, but I am not a heavy Proton user myself.
On the other hand, some underground communities play it the other way around - they only accept Proton email addresses for registration
because they are aware people would just use Gmail otherwise, and when
you are running a movie piracy site or whatever you don't want Google
to see all of your traffic.
Protonmail shares an issue with Tuta (formely Tutanota), which is they Protonmail shares an issue with Tuta (formely Tutanota), which is they don't have an universal protocol for accessing emails. So no POP3/IMAP, which is a deal breaker for serious ussage.
It's great until any sort of authority requests your emails. In which case it is their policy to just hand em over. Probably don't need any sort of formal request, just "Hi this is X Police, plz 2 hand over all of this user's data" and they go "Sure, no problem!" but probably in Swiss or something.
Lordwoodoo wrote to Arelor <=-
Protonmail shares an issue with Tuta (formely Tutanota), which is they don't have an universal protocol for accessing emails. So no POP3/IMAP, which is a deal breaker for serious ussage.
For security reasons.
But you can bridge!
I have no problem with serious usage with it! ;0)
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