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Started to move off Google (not strictly self-hosted)
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Started to move off Google's services to proton:
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This is a show stopper for me on any of the big name 'encrypted' platforms, Proton, Tuta et al - impossible to import/export data. Moving from one silo'ed walled garden to another arguably worse one is anathema.
The thing that sucks the least for me is to pay to host my own email/contacts/calendar/storage via open source apps in a privacy friendly jurisdiction e.g. Hetzner
Going full DIY at home is not practical.
mailbox.org might be worth checking out, they're a German company trying to offer a comprehensive package - mail, calendar, some storage, some collaborative tools etc.