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Apple already shipped attestation on the web, and we barely noticed
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Honestly, if you're telling people to run their own email host, you're either trolling or a moron.
Yeah, because not only is it viable, they absolutely never get blocked! lol
Every time I've ever looked into it or read anything on the topic it's been like "do not do this. I lost my father, my children, two wives, and all my Pokemon cards in this endeavour, but in case you don't want to listen, here's how I partially successfully hosted my own email server for three months..."
It's not that bad but definitely not a solution for everyone. And you probably still don't want to do it for your primary mail unless you're otherwise extremely well versed in doing so, up to and including running multiple servers for redundancy.
Most of that is about Exchange. Because Microsoft software is always garbage.
Not exactly. Having a running software is one thing, not having your emails be blocked by everyone because you're not a trusted host is another. That another is a deal breaker and a huge pain in the ass, even though it helps fighting spam
These days you can spin up a docker container with all the email trust stuff preconfigured
And the emails from your custom server will be rejected and/or marked as spam by every major corporation, and you will spend countless days writing appeals and appeal rejects
It's so fucking easy to do so. Even run it off a rented host.
You do realize the vast majority of people would need you to explain what a “rented host” is, then they still wouldn’t comprehend it.