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Tsunami · 30 Jun 2021, 05:25 AM

Other than Mailfence and Protonmail, there's more and more free webmail providers offering 2FA.

I was wondering though... which one is recommended when your main goal is to send, receive and store emails?
I don't need any other functions such as cloud storage, calendars, chat functions, ... (it's OK if those options are there, as long as I can disable them or leave them unused). So when all you're after is a good webmail with 2FA for sending and receiving + storing emails, which service(s) would you recommend?

Storage isn't much of an issue. A couple of hundred MB is fine with me. More is always welcomed, but not necessary.

Quite important to me is the availability of a log where I can see the date of previous log-in, and that the service is stable financially so unlikely to disappear in the near future.

30 Jun 2021, 05:25 AM	#1
Tsunami The "e" in e-mail Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: in between the bright lights and the far unlit unknown Posts: 2,341	Which webmail service with 2FA for sending/receiving/storing email only? Other than Mailfence and Protonmail, there's more and more free webmail providers offering 2FA. I was wondering though... which one is recommended when your main goal is to send, receive and store emails? I don't need any other functions such as cloud storage, calendars, chat functions, ... (it's OK if those options are there, as long as I can disable them or leave them unused). So when all you're after is a good webmail with 2FA for sending and receiving + storing emails, which service(s) would you recommend? Storage isn't much of an issue. A couple of hundred MB is fine with me. More is always welcomed, but not necessary. Quite important to me is the availability of a log where I can see the date of previous log-in, and that the service is stable financially so unlikely to disappear in the near future.