OT: alternative to Gmail?

[Allan Javier Aguilar Castillo]

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<hunguponcontent at gmail.com> wrote:

> I am looking for an alternative to Gmail.  I find it
> surprisingly difficult and temperamental (for
> example, I can't just sort the inbox messages by
> sender).  And Google seems to be getting way "too big
> for its britches". The "last straw" was that they are
> apparently trying to force users of Gmail to have a
> cell phone and to use that just to use Gmail (2-factor
> authentication).
>
> That is unacceptable (and also some other words not fit
> for polite company).  No, I will NOT use an email
> service that requires a cell phone to send/receive
> email, and I sure wouldn't give a phone number to Google.
>
> So, any suggestions for alternative email services?


   Hello, <hunguponcontent at gmail.com>!

   Like you, I'm unhappy with certain policies of Gmail (and Google
in general). Looking for alternatives, I found Hushmail,[1] which
is very safe, since it allows the sending and receiving of
encrypted messages. However, the capacity of its free version is
very limited: only 2 MiB. But it is an option you can consider.

   Goodbye!

[1] https://www.hushmail.com/

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Allan Javier Aguilar Castillo
Teléfono: +506 8761 6855
Correo: gnu at hush.com
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