bmail.ag is new to me

[TenFour]

bmail, from bimil (비밀), Korean for secret. Post-quantum encrypted email, calendar, contacts, and drive with hardware-verified security. Everything is encrypted before it leaves your device ? safe from today's threats and tomorrow's quantum computers.

They've got some funky domains available including epstein.pizza, clinton.pizza, and maxwell.pizza!

[jeffpan]

Nice UI, thanks for sharing.

[emebrs]

Originally Posted by TenFour

epstein.pizza

Funky indeed. The human traffic-related one makes me question the whole operation.

[Bamb0]

Thanx 4 letting us no

[truemagic]

Honestly I like this better than Astermail (as of now).

Thanks @TenFour for discovering this. The only "downside" for me so far is that it only offers 100MB for the free plan

[Avion]

Originally Posted by truemagic

Honestly I like this better than Astermail (as of now).

As of now? Are you possibly alluding to the crucial/serious issues that were recently publicly announced by a rival?

Aster Mail have quickly and openly admitted to the issues and say they have resolved them.

Maybe it's a matter of trust on your part, but, measuring up bmail against Aster Mail, it's obvious to me which is the far better product.

[truemagic]

Originally Posted by Avion

As of now? Are you possibly alluding to the crucial/serious issues that were recently publicly announced by a rival?

Aster Mail have quickly and openly admitted to the issues and say they have resolved them.

Maybe it's a matter of trust on your part, but, measuring up bmail against Aster Mail, it's obvious to me which is the far better product.

Don't get me wrong, I still love my Astermail. Just purely based on the speed and UI I think bmail.ag does it better "as of now". Anyway both of them are still not my daily driver yet, I will wait for a year before I start using them seriously. That's just me

[Avion]

Originally Posted by truemagic

Just purely based on the speed and UI I think bmail.ag does it better "as of now". Anyway both of them are still not my daily driver yet, I will wait for a year before I start using them seriously. That's just me

I haven't signed up or tried the bmail UI, but I do like the Aster Mail UI. Can't comment on the speed - I send emails and they get received quickly, and that's good enough for me.

I have no desire to change my daily driver, but will retain the Aster Mail account for possible future use.

[frtrsysli]

bmail does look very interesting. But they don't seem to have apps as tutamail and secria do...

[webecedarian]

What's the .ag?

[north]

Originally Posted by webecedarian

What's the .ag?

https://nic.ag/

does bmail.ag offer smtp and pop3?

[Avion]

An internet search of the people behind the company produced this:

https://share.google/aimode/52OliJwZialEpJgXG

(Link is valid for 7 days)

More information may be had by anyone researching further into the subject.

[TenFour]

Sounds pretty kooky. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseon_Cybernation

[Bamb0]

Originally Posted by north

https://nic.ag/

Im glad they dont block http


Nice looking site they have

[north]

Originally Posted by truemagic

Honestly I like this better than Astermail (as of now).

Thanks @TenFour for discovering this. The only "downside" for me so far is that it only offers 100MB for the free plan

other downside, no support for standard emailprotocols like pop3 / smtp.