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No.... gmx.com. Changing it to Gmail as soon as this hassle is over. Source: about 1 year ago
When connected I can not send emails with my gmx.com account. I get a failure. If I switch off SS and try again - it goes through. Source: about 1 year ago
I have reason to suspect that a bunch of my data using a "gmx.com" email is bots- how can I make a filter variable to filter out any email that ends in gmx.com? Source: almost 2 years ago
First I tried with gmail but they have removed the allow less secure apps thing and in order to use the smtp you have to turn on 2fa and use their api which I'm not gonna do. So I tried using different mail providers like mail.com gmx.com inbox.lv fastmail.com But every time I try to send a mail I connect to the server but get authentication failed exception. What could be the problem? Source: almost 2 years ago
If you just want to use it for sending notifications from your server, create an account with a provider that allows password login. I use gmx.com for that. They allow password login and have IMAP/SMTP access for free. Source: almost 2 years ago
I recently switched from gmail to criptext, and I'm unable to find any option in bitwarden to change my email. Do I need to create a new account and import data from old one, or there is an option somewhere I'm missing? Source: almost 3 years ago
AFTER they fix that? Yeah I'd love to see their take on a privacy focused email app. For now? There's ProtonMail, Criptext and many others available. Some are free, some are paid. Source: almost 3 years ago
The thing that bothers me about both of these services is that they are the one generating the encryption keys for you on their servers (so is that truly private), the email metadata isn't encrypted and unless you pay for it you can't export your data. Or at least that is my understanding of what these services are lacking? Do people have any experience with some of the alternatives I saw out there? Cryptext... Source: about 3 years ago
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