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Gmail can read your emails and attachments to train its AI, unless you opt out
(www.malwarebytes.com)
this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2025
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As part of my most recent move I switched from windows to Linux. I gotta switch away from google now. What's the current recommendations, is Proton still in hot water? Ideally something I can link my own domain or domains up to
I see Proton and Tuta recommended here, often.
I also see complaints about both (Proton's politics and Tuta's tendency to lock and clean free accounts).
Both seem better than Google, who seem to be tightening their grip on those unable to walk away.
Proton locks automatic email forwarding behind a subscription, so if you ever want to move away from them but not immediately lose any emails that go to that inbox, your only choice is to pay.
Good info, thanks!
I route my email through my domain names, and so I can reroute emails at the DNS level, but I can see this being important to some folks.