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How do you handle email for prof and private uses?
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this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2025
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Well, it's not like email is a particularly private protocol to begin with. Proton has PGP encryption under the hood for proton to proton communication. But proton to whatever is not more private than using your hosters mail service.
True, hence another reason I switched to mailbox.
I guess my question is more email naming and domain.