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  1. Rafael Bonifaz (rbonifaz@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 25-Dec-2017 08:58:59 EST Rafael Bonifaz Rafael Bonifaz

    Actualicé mi post sobre crear cuenta de correo anónimo:
    https://rafael.bonifaz.ec/blog/2017/04/crear-cuenta-de-correo-anonimo/

    Quité Yandex, añadí Disroot y Protonmail. Si alguien recomienda otro proveedor se los agradezco.

    In conversation Monday, 25-Dec-2017 08:58:59 EST from mastodon.social permalink
    1. platano (platano@quitter.es)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Dec-2017 04:36:26 EST platano platano
      in reply to
      @rbonifaz Recomiendo este post de Anonymiss: https://anonsurvivalguide.wordpress.com/2017/12/02/free-email-where-you-dont-pay-with-the-loss-of-your-privacy/
      In conversation Tuesday, 26-Dec-2017 04:36:26 EST from quitter.es permalink

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      1. Free Email – where you don’t pay with the loss of your Privacy!
        By Anonymiss from I will survive ;)

        First of all I would like to show you providers for one-time emails. You need them, if you want to read news behind a paywall (Sometimes you get some free articles for registration). First you have to register with an email and to click on an URI inside the mail to proof, that it’s your email address. The following email services will give you only temporally active email addresses and they will be deleted after some time. You avoid spam if you use them.

        Name Email Comment
        anonbox.net get an email Is operated by Europe’s largest association of hackers.
        NotSharingMy.Info get forwarding Forwards emails to your real email address. You have to cancel the forwarding, if you receive spam.
        Spamgourmet Registration at the left side Forwards emails to your real email address. You have to cancel the forwarding, if you receive spam.
        MailNull create account
        Mailinator get an email
        Guerrilla Mail get an email

        Typical spam bot for email marketing.
        Image source: quaid60 from DeviantArt.com


        The first rule in Internet business is: Nothing is for free! It’s only free for a little fee. You pay with your private information. This information will be monitored and sold – it’s called big data.

        The following email providers offer you an email address for free. They respect your privacy. There are nevertheless costs for server and administration. Think about whether you can of donating something to the providers. The listed providers are free of charge and you don’t pay with your private data. Some of them have also payed services with more features. The storage listed is for the free email service.

        Name Email Onion Storage Comment
        openmailbox Click “Create an account” at the bottom. 5 GB Protected by Google captchas for registration. No IMAP or POP3 in the free version.
        Dis`root´ Click “New User Registration” at the bottom left. 4 GB Protected by Google captchas for registration.
        Tutanota Click here for registration. 1 GB No IMAP and no POP3 only WEB frontend. Some java script voodoo for encryption.
        ProtonMail Click here for registration. protonirockerxow.onion 500 MB
        Mailfence Click here for registration. 200 MB
        VFEmail Click here for registration. 344c6kbnjnljjzlz.onion 50 MB Protected by Google captchas for registration. Need to deactivate AdBlock for registration. They ask for your real name.
        danwin1210.me Click here for registration. tt3j2x4k5ycaa5zt.onion 25 MB
        TorGuard Free email on the left. 10 MB Only possible to use with a VPN account.

        In the analogue age, people prayed to those false gods for carrying their mail safely.
        Image source: fra99y from DeviantArt.com

        What else do you need?

        • A free and open source email client like Thunderbird.
        • TorBirdy to hide your IP. This means that less metadata is generated.
        • Enigmail for encryption.
        • WebPG for encryption via WEB interface. Mailvelope has the same functionality as WebPG but is compatible for Firefox 57+ Quantum.

        Check your email client here: https://www.emailprivacytester.com

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