Trying to get away from Gmail, anyone know any email providers that respects privacy? Would prefer IMAP/POP access and an option (can be paid) to use my own domain.

Currently considering paying for ProtonMail.

Tutanota is great,

Got a free account version and a pretty cool paid one

Protonmail < tutanota

Protonmail uses clientside encryption using two passwords, this allows only you to be able to view your emails. tutanota does not offer this ability.

i have an vps with postfix, dovecot and sogo. also https://posteo.de/en is an solution.

++ for iRedmail
@Condor you have 2VPSes for iRedmail?

@Condor
But you just have iRedmail on one box right?
I was about to do the same, but I was lazy and put it on my works Halon cluster instead :p

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@Condor
How do you sync incoming mails to both servers? :)

@Condor
That is a good solution!
Also, check out galera for MySQL clustering

@-vim- I second Tutanota. No pop or imap yet due to their custom crypto (which has been vetted by cryptographers and its good) but an awesome service, I've got a premium account myself!

@tacyarg Protonmail also allows for the use of only one password.
tutanota encrypts client side!

Why not your own postfix server on some cheap raspberry pi? :)

Outlook premium or
But whatever mail service you take, if u send a mail to a gmail account doesn’t matter your choice at all

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@netikras
Hosting from home? Most DHCP adresses is blacklisted

@Linux why dhcp?

@netikras
Because most internet connections to consumers do use DHCP.

oh.. allright then.. My IP hasn't changed in like 4 years (my parents' - in 20 years or so) so I assumed everyone has ability to use static IPs..

@netikras newer consumer contracts with isps have an disconnect around 0 - 5 o clock to prevent hosting stuff at home. sometimes you wont get even an public ip.

Using free Version of ProtonMail and its awesome. For IMAP you need to pay tho as far as I know

@netikras
Sadly, that is not the reality. and if you would shut down the router for some hours it would probably change

@Linux this might not the case everywhere. It's probably DHCP-based in some areas by-default or for new customers. When I signed my ISP contract I ticket the checkbox for "static IP" and the IP had been assigned to me.

The fact that I reside in a country listed in TOPs of countries with the fastest internet connection might also have something to do with it..

@Condor @netikras
Probably, but this list would include you anyway;
http://www.sorbs.net/faq/dul.shtml

It is widely used so your delivery would have problems

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@netikras
Not yet ;)

@Condor @Linux @stop What vps provider would you recommend?

@Toshib-htr
Personally, Upcloud. Or if you have much higher budget - the company that I work for :p

@Toshib-htr i am using a vps from netcup. the price is ok and theyre communication with errors is good(the ceo of the company said what they plan about the meltdown bugs and he us competent).