The ULTIMATE Email Tier List (Based Tier to Botnet Tier)

These days, it's pretty hard to find an actually good email service. Maybe you don't want an e-mail address that can read through all your email to sell your data to advertisers. Maybe you don't want an email that will rat you out to the government. But are there any good, usable, cheap, and privacy-respecting emails still out there? In this video, I'm going to finally rank the best and worst email providers of all time...

0:00 Intro
2:13 Disroot
5:33 Fastmail
7:22 Gmail
12:14 Mailfence
14:06 Outlook
15:49 Posteo
17:58 ProtonMail
22:45 Self-hosting
26:12 Skiff
30:34 Startmail
32:35 Tutanota
35:28 Yahoo!
36:59 My recommendation

[abdullahmertozdemir]

"I just want my emails read by me and maybe the person I send it to" we even doubting the recipient now

[Sunscreen]

Skiff just announced they are going to shut down their services for ever

[ShieldX_Snowy]

you should do a Mobile web browser tier list

[minneelyyyy]

"I want my emails to be read by me and *maybe* the person i am sending it to"

[HowardRoarkBR]

This didn’t age well - trusting skiff with its venture capital was terrible

[hylea]

Just found you channel a couple of days ago and you convinced me to finally ditch Chrome for LibreWolf. Great content mate, thanks, new sub earned!

[micahelromance]

This is super informative and I think the tier lists you do are great because they're really easy to watch. The chapters are really nice too

[SIMULATAN]

WOW, are you spying on me or what? After 4+ years of using Gmail, I decided I wanted to switch just a week ago!

[CuteSkyler]

Having private mail is, in my country, required by law. But only snail mail, not e-mail. Shows how old laws are.

[tomsmansvards]

I've been very happily using Posteo for couple of years now. I really love their transparency. And them being an nature-friendly email client the small things they do accordingly, like working on minimizing server loads, not bothering by spam (by just blocking them, not marking). I love that they show their Javascript licenses and other small small things.

[andrianaroo]

Completely unrelated to privacy but the dog in the photo of the disroot site is Loukanikos, the famous Greek "riot dog" that was with us at every rally, he passed away about 10 years ago and seeing him made me very emotional.

[creedo]

Personally I'd love to see these vids :

Best private phone tier list
Best private custom rom ( that works with the phone previously mentioned) tier list
Best password manager tier list

[EndoSurf]

"skiff lasting awhile"... is 9 months awhile? They've been acquired by Notion.

[lancelotthefallen]

How this channel doesn't have millions of subscribers yet is beyond me. Great analysis with in-depth research, even covering news, technologies and all! Thanks for making them understandable to not very techy individuals in this field like me. Anyways i subscribed! Awesome content man!

[adnvdn]

Hey! I stumbled upon your channel through the web browser video and I've been looking forward for your privacy tier lists so I can get the most private online experience yet!

Thank you for all the elaborations

[almoemason]

If you use Proton mail or Tutanota because of the privacy .... please note, if you send email to something like gmail you still have no privacy.

[ColdFuse]

Yahoo needs to be in a category BELOW Botnet Tier 💀 The other two at least come with a few gigs of cloud storage for your non-sensitive documents.

[bettercalldelta]

The Proton Mail controversy is really stupid, the only activist's information that Proton gave to the feds was an IP address, it's very similar to when Signal gave phone numbers and registration dates of a few users to the feds. But unlike a phone number, an IP address doesn't really mean anything and rebooting your router makes the old address completely useless.

[ZephKin]

Just wanted to say thank you for your tier lists on private browsers, search engines, and now email clients. They've all been very helpful!

[composermega]

Thanks for making such honest and straight-forward tierlist videos. They're helpful, and hard to come by.