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If you are interested in switching from Gmail to EU provider and were hesitating because you weren’t sure how to approach it this post is just for you!
I am describing my path where I switched to Soverin email provider and talking some details about desktop and mobile clients.
Soverin is EU based provider with servers in Europe, high privacy and years of experience.
Whole post here: EU made email
I mean there are tons of options for EU hosted mail services.
Germany has gmx.net and web.de, France has orange.fr, Belgium proximus.be, Denmark has one.com and Sweden loopia.se just to touch on bigger local options.
Are there any free options among them? I don’t use email, and if I’d do, I think I’d rather self-host. I don’t care about
deliberatelydeliverability (sorry, phone typo), if I’d be in contact with the same peopleBut I’d appreciate having some decent mailbox to receive emails. I don’t mind if it’d be like 100 Mb or something, I think I’d keep Gmail just for spam social networks I don’t use anyway.
Or does any decent option means it’s paid, even if €1 a month.
Tuta is German and has a free tier.
Free means you’re the product.
Paid means that you might be the product and cheap means I expect you to be the product.
My recommendation would be to read the tos and look for their data gathering and analytics info before choosing a vendor.