Free Email. One of the most searched for commodities on the internet. Which Free Email service is the “Best”? As the managing director of a company that has been providing email services for more than 27 years I recommend Gmail.

Gmail? Yes, Gmail. But don’t they collect, share and sell my metadata, don’t they profile, fingerprint and deliver targeted adds? Yes, they do, that’s how they make money.

Gmail also provides a high level of security for users, protecting them from spam and malware, in the case of spam it’s spam that hasn’t been paid for. Gmail is a feature rich service user friendly and attractive in many ways.

That is the model for Free Email. You get what you pay for.

Do I have a Gmail account? Yes I do, I also have an Apple Mail account and Outlook, and Yahoo and Proton Mail and several others, research.

Our Email service, @i3.net, is designed to be a primary personal email account. Our core users already have secure email accounts with the organizations or institutions they own or work for. Those accounts are monitored and restricted. Our service was born out of their need for secure personal Email.

@domubpkm Structurally similar to the others, then it gets complicated.

• We don't offer phone apps because we believe they defeat privacy, instead we recommend a privacy centered browser like Tor.
• We are based in the United States, we believe that provides the best combination of freedom in how we operate and the user information we are required to keep.
• We don't believe we are immune to government surveillance you shouldn't believe anyone is. The highest level of security is between users on the same secure service.
• We are small and don't plan to become large, we have an adequate user base.

The app is not just a client it is a complete secure email service that includes mail, contact manager, calendar, encryption key manager and supports more than eighty languages. At signup you get an email account "username"@i3.net. Please complete the payment, you will not be billed for 30 days. The client can be used to send and receive email from most email providers by adding "Identities", this also masks your IP address as requests come from our servers not your device. We have been providing secure email since 1995.