Which is it, Holla Forums? Rolling your own server, or using a paid mail provider that encrypts all your mail with PGP?
I currently run a Mail-in-a-Box server, but I'm thinking about scrapping it and moving to ProtonMail instead. I think I trust their infrastructure more than a VPS spooled up on DigitalOcean, but I'd like second opinions.
protonmail is fine for throwaways as long as you accept that they route their data through israel for "ddos protection"
Connor Evans
Either Vivaldi webmail or host your own
Ryder Thompson
Protonmail is shit, they don't use pgp and don't let you use IMAP, cock is probably the best ffs.
Dominic Wright
Tutanota for throwaway account Outlook/Gmail/Yandex etc ONLY with pgp/gpg encryption.
Ayden Morris
Many, many reasons not to use Protonmail.
Mail in a Box is managed by some cuck named Josh Trabenhaur or some shit and he's a super lib piece of shit.
iRedMail is nice and is managed by a chinese guy who just wants American money.
Cameron Scott
You could describe Richard Stallman that way. Do you have any technological argument against it, or a more specific reason that guy is untrustworthy than "I don't like his politics"?
Brandon Clark
Looks like I might just roll my own custom mail server.
Wyatt Harris
mail2tor2zyjdctd.onion/ -webmail works without javascript -supports both IMAP/SMTP and webmail -Tor allowed and required -can create mailbox in 30 seconds
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ProtonMail is a botnet, it requires javascript, and also it only needs to one time send you modified code to steal your password to decrypt your mails
Cockmail - shitty, limits account creation, cannot have many throwaways
Nolan Martinez
I'm not looking for a throwaway provider though, I'm moving all my personal e-mails to my own domain, off Gmail, and wondering whether it's best to stick with Mail-in-a-Box, move to ProtonMail, or potentially just homebrew my own version of Mail-in-a-Box. Use the same software he uses, just manually configure it all myself.
Ian Martin
Yeah uhhh I think I'll stop using it. I had my suspicions looking at this loading screen but now I'm just done.
Oliver Ortiz
You can have many throwaways within one account on Cockmail
Anything after dot and it still gets delivered to you
Nolan Martin
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Liam Ward
$150 for a dedi is cheap even in the US.
Juan Lee
protonmail is trash. what the fuck is mail-in-a-box. if i need to use the cancer that is e-mail i use cock.li. everything else has all kinds of (((UX))) and (((security))) in place. for example you cant even sign up to protonmail without doing 1 of: 1) donation 2) provide already existing email for verification 3) provide SMS for verification
while option 2 defeats the whole point of using their service, maybe you really want protonmail for some reason. however option 2 is often not even available depending on your IP address and time of day. i cant imagine what other bullshit you have to putup with once you actually get past the reg and start using protonmail. i imagine it tells you you're insecure like gmail every 5 minutes and threatens to lock you out of your account because you changed IPs too many times and haven't provided your SSN
Xavier Perez
my favorite one: there are no smtp/imap/pop details. you use their webmail or you eat the poopoo.
Carson Bailey
use a fucking mailinator or whatever
There's a reason for that. POP/IMAP would require them to be able to decode your mail. The whole point of ProtonMail is that they can't do that - everything's stored encrypted and all the keys and encryption are handled client-side in the webapp. Having said that, it would be nice if they provided a ProtonMail client / IMAP server program that you could run locally.
Samuel Evans
It can obviously decrypt your email because you're not having to supply a PGP key to view the content. It's a pseudo-privacy. IMAPS and POP3S exist, but they're not specced for whatever reason, probably because everyone gave up on email standards in favor of Gmail.
Nicholas Cooper
You don't get it. Your password is the key. It never leaves your machine, all the cryptography is done on your computer by the JavaScript webapp.
Christopher Gomez
ProtonMail will disable your email account if they receive a complaint from an @google.com email address or a law enforcement official in any country asking that they do. Considering [email protected]/* */ has recently been harassing the Kiwi Farm's email server host, it's not smart to put your chips in something that pussy.
Cameron Foster
I'm paying $15 a month for a dedicated box at the moment.
Luke Campbell
RTO or what? There's no way someone is selling you a full 1U bare metal for $15/mo.
Dylan Thomas
Online.net. There's plenty of places in Europe that offer cheap bare metal.
David Butler
OVH/Kimsufi too.
Isaiah Collins
startmail?
James Carter
Netherlands is part of the Nine Eyes.
Brandon Lee
interdasting...
It's most likely a blade rather than a full 1U.
Gavin Murphy
Stallman may be a bleeding heart liberal Jew but he he'll give everyone a fair shake. Trabenhaur is a living stereotype of a libshit.
Brayden Carter
Mail in a Box is nothing but a collection of shell scripts and .rcs from what I've seen.
If the software used is otherwise sound what's wrong with using it as a base for your own mail server?
Jose Murphy
Neomailbox is the best option.
Isaac Ortiz
Qual é o mais seguro?
Carson Reed
it's not throwaway provider. They won't delete your emails or account. You can trust mail2tor
If you do so, cockmail will know/link all your throwaways with each other (it's one account after all). True throwaways are to be made with different identity and tor node, are not linked to each other.
Of course they can decrypt your box. It's very simple. One time when you open protonmail, they will send you special javascript code, that will send your mailbox password to them. Since you won't be analyzing 1000 lines of their javascript code every time you visit their page, you will never know it when they did it. Also protonmail even without your password knows 99% of your mails, since 99% of your mails will come outside protonmail (unencrypted). And also now protonmail requires SMS verification. Protonmail is made by FBI and CIA. It's a honeypot.
Henry Campbell
That makes extra safe right?
Samuel Gray
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Ian Rogers
This. Protonmeme is provably meme status just from this statement alone. I made the mistake of trying out their service and it was unsurprisingly shit.
Julian Williams
I would like to create a secure email account but I am still in doubt ... is protonmail the best option?
Brandon Ross
You want secure? Host it yourself.
Dylan Morris
There's caveats to this. Rent a VM/Dedicated machine? You have to trust the provider. Host it locally? You're going to need your ISPs consumer level support to understand what a PTR is, and hope his manager doesn't decide to just make your call go away by trying to charge you a $50 setup fee and an ongoing $20/month for it.
Camden Cooper
I understand this. I was just trying to convey that total security is impossible and to get as close to that as one possible can would be to set things up yourself.
It is a bit more concerning they even monitor who is signing up for what and possibly the contents of the emails from that.
Benjamin Adams
Agent Fud *really* doesn't want you to use Protonmail. I wonder why? He's been working overtime here to convince you not to use it. Just like the Tor threads.
When his politics dictate that he can fuck me over without guilt or repercussions, then yes "I don't like his politics" is a valid criteria for judging a host's worth.
Adrian Johnson
I'm building an encrypted mail service that'll use PGP encryption for full encryption of emails. Also will be logless and privacy friendly like with all my services
Angel Richardson
DROPPED
Michael Nguyen
Well it will be private by default. It's still in early works and I'll probably shill it on Holla Forums once it's ready. Will be free software as well.
Luis Thomas
Do they? Can you show me an example? Not doubting you, just verifying. Because like I said, Stallman is leftist as hell, but he would absolutely defend freedom of speech and thought. If someone is a "lib piece of shit" that doesn't necessarily mean they're untrustworthy, even though it could.
Jayden Reed
That fucking comic.
Jaxon Brooks
Jabber with tor +OTR and PGP is the most secure version out there.
But tbh you can use any email provider (even googkucks) if using PGP.