Is SECURE EMAIL Possible? YES! (+ the best alternatives to Gmail)

Does your email provider offer end-to-end encryption? (hint: if you use Gmail, the answer is NO). So what are the recommended alternatives to Gmail...and are they even worth it? Here's my take.

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Video Timestamps
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0:00 - Introduction
0:18 - Why Secure Email?
1:38 - Selection Criteria for Alternatives to Gmail
2:11 - ProtonMail
3:31 - Hushmail
4:24 - Tutanota
5:13 - The Dual Email Philosophy
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There are several reasons why you should start looking for an alternate email provider. In this video, I'll explain how an alternate email could protect your most sensitive data, plus I'll share my recommended secure email providers. Additionally, I'll explain the dual email philosophy and why you should consider adapting to it.

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[robjones]

You, sir, reply to posted questions which is great as you tubers, usually, don’t do that with the frequency you do and for that hats off to you. 😀

[shahana_style]

Same reason: I want any financial emails to be more secure. Thanks for this video. It's been really helpful.

[artemisg]

Thank you so much I’ve been just stressed out about all the data leeks, Bluetooth, WiFi leaks. I’m a new developer, and really that’s all I want to think about. However using public WiFi, WAMP servers, Visual Basic….I feel like I’m placing my device at risk. I purchased an inexpensive computer just for coding but I still have to sign into my personal accounts. The classes I’ve been taking just don’t cover the networking security issues. This is getting overwhelming beyond belief. It makes me want to find a different “new”career.

[disaj]

Great idea! Thanks for your sound advice. Once I decide which to choose, I'll come back for your affiliate link. Cheers & be blessed! 🕊

[tiang]

Learned a lots of things from your channel. Thumbs up for the great work x

[CyberMedics]

Fantastic! Great explanation...just what I've been searching for. Thank you!

[DS-nqdg]

I do laundry for a Mexican Cartel, i need to have my ish encrypted so the federales don't sneak up on us!

[gunit]

Super helpful video! Thanks for being simple and concise!

[Mar]

This is great! Thanks for sharing. I’ve been looking for secure email providers that gives you the ability to set up U2F. In your research do any of those 3 provide such functionality? Also did you look at other providers such as Fastmail and Hey?

[andrewdixon]

Very helpful! I’ve been lucky so far and haven’t had my Gmail hacked however, it’s probably just a matter of time so I’m gonna do something now.

[jerryrobinson]

‼️ Excellent choices. I choose to use the secondary email solely for security web site type purposes with the phone alert chime on at all times.

[soulmca]

Solid video. Question for you are you aware of any program that houses documents like a Google share but require the other party attempting to access the files to have to pay or have a passphrase to access the documents?

[mandrael]

What about conversation view? Which alternative can do this? I generally miss the comparison to Gmail.

[AbuBakar-zrov]

Thank you for your insightful idea. I just bumped into your channel and found very helpful. So subscribed.

[dcseain]

I've used Proton mail for years, and love their VPN too.

[kevc]

I've run dual emails for the past 2 years. Gmail & Proton.

[DalsPhotography]

thank you for the review, so clear, I have your same way of thinking, and I was wondering, recepientes should use protonmail as well? And if so, how do you send to them the encripted password to open your emails? The encryption part is not very clear to me. Sorry and thank you!

[AnuragPrasad]

Thanks for the great work, I have found a new internet security guru in you! I have a question for you. On dual email philosophy where you use mail forwarding to forward all sensitive email communication (e.g. OTPs from banks, 2FA codes) from public email to the secure email, I like the convenience of looking at only the important emails. However, if the public email gets hacked, can't the hacker stop the mail forwarding to secure email and start getting the new OTPs, codes etc. How do we protect against that?

[arindammisra]

sir what do you think about zoho mail ? is it secure ? please answer