How are you using protonmail with thunderbird?

I was under the impression that POP or IMAP protocols are not compatible with proton or tuta because of the e2e encryption??

Thank you for your good works!

(If it's okay, I plan on sending this to every public sector body in can think of here in Ireland.)

what's the down side? If I buy a phone from the supported list and install GrapheneOS on it, and then Google Play Services in a sandbox, and Google Play Store… is there anything I can't do on this phone that I could do on a mainstream build of Android?

(I have a GrapheneOS phone. I'm sorta asking for everyone.)

what's with.. *gestures wildly at their social media presence*.

how trustworthy is an os that claims they are the only ones who do things the right way and everyone else makes grossly neglegent mistakes and also the denial that graphene is a version of android? i just feel icky about how they self represent...

Oh, I'm very into this!

What I want to know is whether you can use GrapheneOS as a genuine, no BS replacement for a fully kitted out iphone or android phone.

I want to know what gaps you bumped into.

I want know how much time it takes out of your life to keep the thing working.

I want to know if it's a realistic alternative to Google and Apple.

One last thing, very specific: is there a way to get GrapheneOS to play nice with Apple Calendar? (My whole family is on iphones.)

been I'm a relatively new Graphene user and I was surprised that my experience switching was essentially flawless.

I'm obsessed with the privacy features and how easy it's been to degoogle but the last thing I'm a holdout for is for notifications! I ended up making a throwaway google account to get these working, but im curious if you use Google notifications, how private graphene really is with these on, or if you use an alternative? With this turned off what has been your experience?etc

I ran GrapheneOS on a Pixel 8 for several months.

In general it worked well:
- my banking apps worked just fine.
- RCS chat did not work, had to use SMS.
- some apps require play API and would not work, e.g. local weather bureau app.
- most other apps were ok.

But the killer was that one day the phone simply stopped making and receiving calls. Multiple reboots and a reinstall didn't help, reverting to stock fixed it.

Of course, the day it stopped was when my wife needed to urgently contact me...

So although I'd much prefer to run GOS, my experience is that I simply cannot trust it will keep working.

mythic-beasts.com/ in the UK likely ticks almost all your boxes.

Personally I use Porkbun but they don't support .at domains by the look of it.

selfhost.eu offers dynamic DNS which works perfectly fine with my router, using their API access as documented by them. It also works perfectly well with Let’s Encrypt integrated in Nginx Proxy Manager.

• can handle .at domains
• is not Cloudflare
• is registrar and name server
• is European (Germany)
• supports Nginx Proxy Manager

They’re in the market since 2001, I use them since ca. 2010 and never had any issues. Their website looks ancient, almost historic. But it’s functional.

I moved to infomaniak because registering domains come with a free mailbox (or at least they used to - IDK if it's still like this).

It works fine with lego (as should any other supported one).