Proton email services...

[Bell206]

Has anyone used them?

And is the 1st tier paid service for 10 email addresses worth the money?

In a previous thread I had inquired about the Cox to Yahoo email migration and as I thought it isn't going as planned due to Yahoo will not recognize 3 of my Cox email addresses for transfer.

I had originally planned to eventually change to Gmail, but I am still considering having one or two "private" email accounts for my two LLCs even though I'm basically retired.

While I hope to still complete the move of all addresses to Yahoo to catch any loose ends from my move to Gmail, I'm looking for one service that is not as open as Gmail is.

Thanks.

 

[Mxfarm]

Started using Proton about 6 months ago. My move was primarily over security, Overall very happy and would make the switch again.

 

[manac]

I’ve used their free level for over a year as backup to my own domain at fat cow.
Proton works well, no issues.

 

[Scrabo]

I was in the same boat as you re Cox/yahoo

I realized if you have any iOS phone or pad, you can have up to 3 @icloud.com addresses, so I use that , no extra $$ required

Setup on PC as well using IMAP

 

[strikes2k]

Protonmail is great, especially if you're a privacy freak like me. Focused on privacy, founded on that principle, and recently moved to ensure that will always be the case:

Proton is taking its privacy-first apps to a nonprofit foundation model

Because of Swiss laws, there are no shareholders, and only one mission.

arstechnica.com