I just like the idea that it’s using stalwart as the collaboration server (mail/calendar/contacts) [1].
I host my own personal mail server with it and have had no issues so far.
Who would be able to access my emails at rest?
If the answer isn’t abso-fucking-lutely no one, I’m not interested.
How would that work? Their mail server still has to receive emails on your behalf.
Unless you mean whether they plan to sell data, which I agree they should absolutely not.
Emails could be end to end encrypted, so the mail server wouldnt be able to see the emails. Basicslly PGP but out-of-the-box
The problem is that basically no one uses PGP. Adoption would be hard
But there are workarounds like the one Infomaniak uses (I believe Proton does it too). When sending an encrypted email to a non encrypted user, a link is sent instead of the contents of the email instead. In any case, encryption at rest with user provided keys and things like that are always an option.
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Germany has become kind of a safe haven for a lot of Open Source projects. What’s so bad about it?
Yeah, I thought Germany was OK. That’s why I went with Mailbox.org. i would also like yo hear about the “yikes”.
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Kind of. But hopefully at a slower rate / more reversible manner than the rest of the world.
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No. Remember Merkel with “Internet ist Neuland”… that was about this shit. As a german i say… you cant trust germany
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Fuckers can’t be trusted.
“Turning into”? That sounds like the 2000s, eons ago in internet terms.
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Basically they never stopped being nazis.
Subscribers to Thunderbird Pro users get 500GB of storage space
That’s big enough to do disk backups in the mailbox.
I’d prefer exchange support first.
probably never gonna happen
Actually they are working on it, albeit slowly, it seems. Fingers crossed and in the meantime there is davmail.
oh well fuck me, this is mindblowing news. microsoft has always been so precious about the exchange protocol i just assumed that’s the way it would always be
Their blog has regular updates regarding Exchange support, if you’re interested.
