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I am fully focused on making use of Gmail. They give the best services.
What's your best email service provider?
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I am fully focused on making use of Gmail. They give the best services.
Yeah, that's something that can never be argued at all.
There's one you would have to use password to read your mails when it's sent. Is it ProtonMail?
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I am still shocked that Yahoo mail got off the cliff.
Well, they killed Yahoo messenger, so it affected Yahoo mail but some people still use it.
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Damn, haven't thought of YIM in a while, do miss it.
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I understand that some people still use it, but the truth is that it is not as it used to be before.
Everything that's got a beginning, have its end especially when there's a big competition.
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I think especially when a big competition is in because Yahoo messenger acted like they don't care about their customer base.
It's my first place of chatting with a random person online. I miss it.
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Think I lost a few friend contacts from it suddenly going offline.
It's the same thing with me. I thought they were joking when the announcement was made till it was done.
It's not ProtonMail. I honestly wouldn't use an email service where you'd need a password to read emails. It would get quite tedious after awhile. Maybe somebody else can let us know which service DOES require it.
It's actually ProtonMail. I had to go to their support.
How to open Password-protected Emails in Proton Mail | Proton
Learn how to open and reply to a Proton Mail Password-protected Email — secure email you can send to non-Proton Mail addresses.
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Good to know! I use Proton but haven't encountered this.It's actually ProtonMail. I had to go to their support.
How to open Password-protected Emails in Proton Mail | Proton
Learn how to open and reply to a Proton Mail Password-protected Email — secure email you can send to non-Proton Mail addresses.
"Emails sent between Proton Mail users are automatically end-to-end encrypted, but we also offer a feature called Password-protected Emails(new window). This allows anyone using another email service to receive emails from Proton Mail users with the same highly secure end-to-end encryption."
So looks like you either have to pay for it or enable the feature for an added level of security.