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Which E-Mail providers are good?

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People usually use Gmail or Hotmail. But which one is the best? You can say other providers other than Gmail and Hotmail.

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Protonmail is probably one of the best as it's highly privacy focused and also has nice features like aliases... Though some of its features are hidden behind a pay wall but the free plan is still awesome and supports encryption. 

 

Tutanota is also great but significantly less known though they still offer encryption and also have aliases. 

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If i was setting up a new personal email for myself today i would go for Protonmail

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I use KolabNow. $5 a month for the basic plan. It's a company based in Switzerland with a ToS written in plain English. Just a basic email service from a not terrible company with a monetization strategy that you don't have to wonder about.

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There's a lot of options. Before you pay anything determine your needs. Personally I think Gmail is still the king for free email. Google quit reading emails and if you disable the tabs feature you won't see as many ads.  

 

If you want a custom domain email then you have a lot of options. Determine how much privacy you want and how important storage is. A few email providers I have used and liked are: 

  1. Proton Mail
  2. Fastmail
  3. Google Workspace
  4. Microsoft 365

Whatever you choose just double check and make sure the features all match what YOU need. 

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