Damage control?
this post was submitted on 29 Jan 2025
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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.
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
Don’t, it’s not worth it for a multitude of reasons.