GoodEmailProviders

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Share and review email providers here and make a big list of emails for everyone to use, Private and Secure.

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prefer free.
requesting tor friendly email provider. what this means is that you can use tor browser to register with no problems and no tracking.

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that is all

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Their about page: "Inspired in the ways of the medieval Knights Templar, this service was created to provide an anonymous and end-to-end encrypted email to anyone who needs their communications shielded from prying eyes. We at CTemplar recognize the value in cryptography and cryptocurrency, hence the name "CTemplar" or "Crypto Templar".

Our mission is to provide an anonymous E2EE (End to End Encrypted) email. No one except you and your recipient can read the contents of your emails, not even us.

We are independently owned, funded, and the key parts of our codebase are publicly released under a permissive open-source license. The government and corporate grants and investment proposals we have seen have always been designed to violate our user’s privacy. Therefore, we actively refuse all investments or grants from governments and corporations.

Our team is passionate about privacy and security. It is what we believe in and respect. With this, we welcome and invite you to be a part of the CTemplar email service for the best email protection you can access."

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Email services to use?

I'm trying to compartmentalize for different kind of work. Each seperate email for:

  • Gaming accounts
  • Personal - this is just a backup in case I really needed it to contact people, I rather not use email for comms.
  • Persistent Anon identity accounts
  • Work stuff
  • Peertube
  • activist stuff

Honestly I'd like to have an email for every service I use as a precaution. Since email has really weak (to none) encryption by default.

If there are good 5 different email providers I could use it would be great. I kind of prefer the likes of cock.li disroot or open-source ones.

I kind of don't trust companies like protonmail or tutanota but list them out if they're good.

I hope this sub would be useful in the future, cheers.