¿Which email service do you recommend?

Thanks :) Openmailbox seems great

HI! Thank you :)

It looks great, they even have their own ubuntu client, not sure if it is FOSS though, but I can't sign up I don't understand why.

Don't use Unseen.is:

http://cryto.net/~joepie91/blog/2014/04/19/why-you-should-stay-away-from-unseen.is/

My god, thats incredible.

That kind of news always make me wonder how diferent is the Internet in Europe or the United States, here no one cares about Tor or VPN's.
You should see the amount of piracy you have acces to in México.
The sad part is that it really hurts free software, almost in every corner there is someone who sells pirate music or movies, and for as little as 5 dollars they "clean" your pc and install windows, office and all that shit.

name at domain, Sáb 23 Abr 2016 06:39:51 CEST:

> Extreme security robustness can land you in jail in Spain. The rain
> falls mainly on the plain.
>
> https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/01/security-not-crime-unless-youre-anarchist

The headline of that news is "Security is Not a Crime—Unless
You're an Anarchist". So, it's not "Extreme security robustness can
land you in jail in Spain" but rather "Extreme security robustness AND
being member of an organization that sets bombs in ATM machines can
land you in jail in Spain".

There's no law against using secure mail in Spain, but in spite
of that the judge of that case chose to consider the use of it as one
of the grounds for temporary prison for some of the detainees. This
has only happened once as far as I know, and I think it to be the kind
of mistake that can be reversed by an upper court. Still sad anyway.

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Hei! THanks! Yes I went with openbox :) is really nice

I know it is sad. But the change has to start with little :) and it becomes bigger and bigger

name at domain, Sáb 23 Abr 2016 08:39:16 CEST:

> Benjamin mako Hill has an interesting thing to say.
>
> https://mako.cc/copyrighteous/google-has-most-of-my-email-because-it-has-all-of-yours
>
> It doesn't matter how secure your mail is. All it takes is to have
> correspondence with everybody else out there who only use Gmail
> unencrypted.

Which means... when speaking of secure communication, it doesn't
suffice to take care of oneself. The Lone Ranger individualist
approach does not work. Having a secure computer and secure e-mail
service is no guarantee at all, because of the other end of
communication still being vulnerable. If you want your communications
to be secure, you need your correspondents to use secure technology
too. We need to keep raising awareness about it, as much frustrating
as it can be.

In a century where privacy gets one setback after another,
there's some hope though: the recent end-to-end encryption from
WhatsApp was a huge advance. I used to recommend Telegram, but now
WhatsApp is even better. Encryption is always on instead of being a
choice, so you stop depending on your correspondents to choose it.
This is the way to go.

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Hei thats pretty amazing there a lot more servives than i thought