@Tommy A follow up idea. Which ones allow:SMTP/IMAP/POP accessCustom domainsEmail aliasesBuilt in PGPMobile apps
@supernova
Thanks for asking!
Both Protonmail and Tutanota support custom domains in their Premium versions (sadly).
For Android, K-9 Mail ( @k9mail ) supports POP3/IMAP, and you could use OpenKeychain for PGP.
For PC, Thunderbird Mail does the same as K-9 Mail. You could also add the Extension, "TorBirdy" to connect through Tor.
Again, thanks for asking!
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@supernova
Thanks for asking!
Both Protonmail and Tutanota support custom domains in their Premium versions (sadly).
For Android, K-9 Mail ( @k9mail ) supports POP3/IMAP, and you could use OpenKeychain for PGP.
For PC, Thunderbird Mail does the same as K-9 Mail. You could also add the Extension, "TorBirdy" to connect through Tor.
Again, thanks for asking!