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Ask HN: Email Provider for Main Account?

1 agent008t 1 5/15/2025, 11:19:55 AM

Which email provider would you recommend for your main account? (Banking, government + other important stuff)

With Gmail, I am concerned that I could get arbitrarily locked out of my account with no recourse. Also, I wouldn't mind moving away from Google in general to support a more decentralized internet. If it is based outside of the US, even better. But these considerations are secondary.

So I am looking for something secure, reliable, and usable (good search, not getting overrun with spam) that I could use for the next few decades. Privacy is only important insofar as reasonable security is concerned (vague, I know, but my point is that practicality is more important).

What do you use and what have been the pros and cons?

Comments (1)

bigfatkitten · 19m ago

I'm pretty happy with Fastmail. Web mail and calendaring UI is really nice, search works well and is super fast. Company is headquartered in Australia, but I think they have significant infrastructure in the US.