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Yeah. The five eye things doesn’t bother me too much. More about if I trust the company to hang around and run a reliable service, which outweighs concerns I might have of government snooping. Noting

I just asked to ChatGPT and got the explanation of how to use them together. It even provided feedback from this website called LowEndTalk about how people use it together.

Yeah it can be, Addy does the same as well (but I should be possibel to tweak to use a relay).

I think (I might be wrong) self-hosted Simple Login tries to send email from the hosted instance so it's like hosting your own email server which is pain.

The reason FastMail isnt encouraged (at least as I read) is it's in one of the Five eye countries. I also heard FastMail has really good spam filtering.

i think i used to self-hosted during my OVH era

I've kind of been interested in migrating to self-hosted SimpleLogin instead. Any experience with that or have you only used the hosted service?

i'm customer of simplelogin since before the acquisition, i used to used proton, but never really directly paid to them

Personally I like the flexibility it gives to move services when I occasionally choose to. Moved from Google Workspace when they dropped the activesync (push mail) protocol late last year to Fastmail.

I was really into Proton but started to hear some shit about them, and they are not really in the recommended list of "Privacy Guides" so I am looking for alternatives.

speaking of delivery rate

Oh shit it's actually a good idea, I have MXRoute also, need to figure out how to do this one.

I used to use addy.io's official instance, but some emails just ended up in the void when going via them (and it was not on my end).

the QOL with simplelogin are good now these day

Im really conflicted with the custom domain thing. I was really close to buying AnonAddy or Simplelogin, then got stuck between two. Then I considered self hosting which also sounds like PITA.

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considering i signup to 97% of things with my [email protected] email this is a bit concerning to me

Well quite well is, it works, the network compared to how it used to be, worked amazing (you'd get gigabit on a speedtest), but I did get at last 2 random reboots I think.

Although I'm not sure how exactly to understand "encrypted at rest" in this context, I'm pretty sure that we're not talking about "zero-access encryption" (unless o