Hi :) How concernt are you about leaking your personal information by using a custom-domain for emails? Because anyone could see, who registered the domain, correct?
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Domain privacy should be included on most TLDs.
subpoenas can still reveal the owner
Yup, no getting around that.
Of course there is. Give fictitious info. Pay with monero. Use Tor.
That will get your domain shut down if they find out. Risky since all your accounts will be tied to emails at that domain.
Not if you choose a good domain provider…
Do you have any that you like?
The one run by the Swedish pirate bay guy that many mention seems the best
Ah yeah the domain proxy type thing, I guess the main downside with that is you don’t directly own your domain.
besides lying, which might be illegal in your area, and/or grounds for having the domain seized if anyone complains.