[boar]

Hello,


Not long ago it was read that proton and tuta were not as secure emails as one thought. So, thinking about safety and robustness, which are better options?

Thanks for reading.

[randomdev]

As long as your opsec is good, it's fine.

[shawarma-eater]

yeah what this guy says, opsec is important

[boar]

Interesting, could you elaborate on this a bit more?

[LXamani]

There is no absolute security for an email server, only relative security. Multifaceted measures are needed.

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[lindow]

Any email service company has the potential to provide user information to the government.

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[Darth_Vader]

You can always make your own if you're worried, I guess.

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[Khoromnikov]

There is no 100% safe option but if i would go with something, that would be cock.li (https://cock.li/ or tor http://rurcblzhmdk22kttfkel2zduhyu3r6to7...tad.onion/)
There are some other ones on the list but this one functions the best and is the only one which i can say is good from experiance.

[sybilsybilsybil]

as other people said, there is no service secure, everyone of them will provide your gov to data when asked, so opsec is what matters nothing is secure otherwise

[bigdummie]

none can be regarded as completely secure, if you are worried about your privacy and looking for a good communication service, i recommend jabber.