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this post was submitted on 31 Oct 2026
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The nice thing about owning domains is you’re not committed to any provider. I just switched to Proton but if I feel like leaving I can do that in an afternoon.
Oh fuck... It just kinda clicked how that works. Yup. Fully the plan now. Thank.
The con is that others won't send you encrypted email because they don't know you're using proton
And the other con is that it ties together your different addresses, via the domain that nobody else uses.
This is definitely a downside but is why long-term accounts get an alias on my alias domain and garbage accounts get a random passmail or other address provided by SimpleLogin. Stability/portability vs anonymity. I’m not sure if it’s possible to have everything.
Good points. I agree. I guess separation of accts that are already tied to your IRL ID, like banking etc, vs throw-aways is a good policy.