That’s what I’m asking! I would assume that they would be some sort of non-profit that would operate on FOSS, but is that really even an option w/r/t security? Proton has FOSS licensing, but their backend isn’t really open is it?
The OP is talking about email, and the comment I replied to was talking about open software for businesses, so I was asking for alternatives. I’m not really tech savvy enough to operate my own private email server.
What’s a “FOSS email provider”?
An email provider that uses FOSS products under the hood but operates as a normal for-profit company?
That’s what I’m asking! I would assume that they would be some sort of non-profit that would operate on FOSS, but is that really even an option w/r/t security? Proton has FOSS licensing, but their backend isn’t really open is it?
The OP is talking about email, and the comment I replied to was talking about open software for businesses, so I was asking for alternatives. I’m not really tech savvy enough to operate my own private email server.
The backend of any service is “trust me” even if it’s FOSS. Tuta has blogged about this