

StartMail
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Privacy-focused email service offering easy one-click PGP encryption, 20 GB storage, disposable email addresses, and compatibility with IMAP/SMTP while adhering to Dutch privacy laws to secure data and communications effectively.
Cost / License
- Subscription
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Online
Features
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StartMail News & Activities
Recent News
- Paul published news article about Proton Mail
Recent activities
- Croco Loki liked StartMail
Good enough but it doesn't have e2ee nor is foss. I will go with Proton or Tuta, but still better than Gmail and Microslop.
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Comments and Reviews
Good enough but it doesn't have e2ee nor is foss. I will go with Proton or Tuta, but still better than Gmail and Microslop.
no free option, i dont mind support via ads but they only accept subscription for now
It isn't something bad, they are privacy focused. Ads must come from somewhere (Google or Microslop usually) so that will harm the privacy overall