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2024 is the year to drop Big Tech for good. Let's start with #gmail !

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torspedia
torspedia
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these days I only really use it to sign up to things... so future emails/newsletters don't clog up my real inbox!
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Tuta
Tuta
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@torspedia This is also possible through the use of throwaway aliases which will keep your emails safe from the prying eyes of Google.
@torspedia
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Jakub Klawiter
Jakub Klawiter
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Is it possible now to use user+flag@tuta… or still not?
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Scotty Trees
Scotty Trees
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I still (begrudginly) use Gmail+Google Calendar. If you have or make a tutorial on how to transfer Google Calendar over to Tuta Calendar, that'd be enough for some users to migrate also I think.
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Tuta
Tuta
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@scottytrees Thanks for the idea! We'll get this added to our planned tutorial list : )
@Scotty Trees
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SVR.JS
SVR.JS
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We don't actually switch services, because we're currently using Zoho Mail. At least our email aren't spied on by Google or Microsoft! We don't see any email ads (even on webmail), just newsletters we registered for.
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Entdeckedenspiesserindir
Entdeckedenspiesserindir
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if not for my Android mobile, I would habe deleted my Google account years ago.
But what you actually can do is replace your Google mail linked to your account with a new mail, Tuta for example ;)
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Piouzi
Piouzi
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Most businesses use Gmail and Google usually flags other providers as spasm
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Tuta
Tuta
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@piouzi This is one of the most frustrating points of switching to a smaller open source provider. But if more people make the jump and support independent developers these tight incorrect spam rules should lessen.
@Piouzi
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