[ADDITION] Posteo (Complete)

[Chaman-veteran]

Category

Communication

Listing Name

Posteo

Listing URL

https://posteo.de/

Listing Icon

https://posteo.de/images/app-icons/apple-touch-icon.png?v=ee7c7158178b5cfc955530c743d6d0027d06b73f3b9ae6662e523d6f704b4cae

Listing Description

Posteo is an email provider based in Germany charging 1 EUR per month for the basic features. You can activate inbound encryption by paying for S/MIME certificate or by using OpenPGP. Posteo doesn't have any mobile app but it supports the IMAP standard.

It offers support for DNSSEC/DANE and OpenPGP (through Mailvelope in the web interface, which is running open source Roundcube). It also offers certificates that are signed by an official certification authority (Certum). By default, mails are encrypted on Posteo's servers using their private keys.

GitHub repository

None

ToS;DR ID

602

Is Open Source?

• Yes, it's open source

Security Audited?

• Yes, it's been security audited

Accepts Anon Payment?

• Yes, accept anonymous payment

Justification and Further Info

This service is aimed to be a sustainable, secure and ad-free email provider that offer offer anonymous accounts and do not collect your data.
It has been recommanded among many others by switching.software.

Here's the:

• legal notice
• ToS
• Privacy policy
• Transparency report

I do not have any affiliation with the service. Not even an account (at the time I write this)

YAML Content for Addition

- name: Posteo
  url: https://posteo.de/
  icon: >-
    https://posteo.de/images/app-icons/apple-touch-icon.png?v=ee7c7158178b5cfc955530c743d6d0027d06b73f3b9ae6662e523d6f704b4cae
  description: >-
    Posteo is an email provider based in Germany charging 1 EUR per month for
    the basic features. You can activate inbound encryption by paying for S/MIME
    certificate or by using OpenPGP. Posteo doesn't have any mobile app but it
    supports the IMAP standard.


    It offers support for DNSSEC/DANE and OpenPGP (through Mailvelope in the web
    interface, which is running open source Roundcube). It also offers
    certificates that are signed by an official certification authority
    (Certum).  By default, mails are encrypted on Posteo's servers using their
    private keys.
  github: None
  tosdrId: 602
  acceptsCrypto: true

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Final Checklist

• I confirm that I've read and followed the Contributing Guide
• I agree to follow the Code of Conduct
• I have clearly declared any affiliation I may have with this service

[SadMadLad]

Posteo is already in notable mentions under 'Encrypted Email'