Thunderbird Shares New Details on Upcoming Pro Features
www.omgubuntu.co.ukThunderbird Pro will offer Thundermail email service, appointment scheduling, file sharing, and maybe even AI features. Email will be hosted on German servers.
FWIW:
The servers hosting Thundermail will initially be located in Germany with more countries to follow in the future.
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Germany’s returning back to full fascism, with overt state surveillance. This is bad news.
There are no asia-based email services of comparison to the european private ones unfortunately. Fast mail but that’s 5-eyes.
Well . . . at least it’s not in the US . . . ?
The US and EU are tight-knit allies in empire. The US Empire has hegemony, sure, but the EU is still a willing participant in imperialism. They are all millitary allies through NATO, they share data. If you live in the west, the west having data on you is what can harm you.
You don’t think the EU and US are sharing surveillance data?
I’m sure they do. Do you self-host your email? I’m not smart or patient enough to do that, so I have to trust someone, unfortunately.
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If you self-host it, you´re actually more open to lesser vector of attack, since I really doubt you will go into building robust security solutions with your personal IP. That includes local law enforcement or criminal elements just taking your server.
Even if you do self host who are you sending email to? It’s most likely going to one of the big tech companies.