Topic: Best email provider? - page 4. (Read 6457 times)
aol very easy to use and not many changes over the years
outlook, is what i use u can connect it to facebook, skype or twitter and use it to instant message with only one site
>2014
>not using selfhosted
>not using selfhosted
Those of you who are using Gmail and Facebook are just widening the massive database these companies and in turn the Govt. have for predicting your every move and probably your political affiliations. Every time your send or receive a message they are using powerful algorithms to determine as much as they can about you and those you are in contact with. Don't think that since you aren't "doing anything wrong" that there is no risk. These companies use this info to attempt to lead the public in subtle ways whether your are aware of it or not.
Gmail users are just adding to Google's coffers and widening the asymmetrical information gap between the corporate elite and the rest of us.
Cut it out.....
Gmail users are just adding to Google's coffers and widening the asymmetrical information gap between the corporate elite and the rest of us.
Cut it out.....
gmail of course
OpenMailbox.org is decent, but the network goes down on occasion. They say they don't log you and they aren't in the states.
great list
http://prxbx.com/email/
http://prxbx.com/email/
I felt secured using gmail.com.
I prefer Gmail and Hotmail.
I the past I used hotmail and yahoo.
Now, I prefer gmail, it's the most convenient for me.
Now, I prefer gmail, it's the most convenient for me.
IMO gmail is the best major email service provider, they are easy to use, good spam filtering and convenient. There might be some good quality but smaller options though.
I've just switched to https://posteo.de.
It's a small provider in berlin/germany. It's not free, but for 1 euro/month you don't get any ads.
Unfortunately I think you get lost on their website if you can't understand german.
The guardian has written something about them: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/aug/24/posteo-protect-email-the-german-way-patrik-lohr
It's a small provider in berlin/germany. It's not free, but for 1 euro/month you don't get any ads.
Unfortunately I think you get lost on their website if you can't understand german.
The guardian has written something about them: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/aug/24/posteo-protect-email-the-german-way-patrik-lohr
i use both g mail and Hotmail....both are good...
I find Gmail is best out there. I have tried yahoo, outlook, mail.com and some others but they can't beat the gmail.
gmail is best
gmail is solid
Gmail and Yahoo
I prefer Yahoo Mail
Buy a domain, buy a offshore vps or offshore hosting or use a spare pc in your home and become the email provider yourself.
This is not a good idea, there is no way in hell you can get this secure enough, even if you know what you're doing.2nd problem is, most mail provider you send mails to will treat your mail as spam.
2nd problem is not true, it depends on your hosting ip. If your hosting ip is flagged as source of spam your email will be flagged, but if you are using clean hosting ip your ip won't be mark as spam.
I prefer gmail.
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