I have an SMTP service (e.g. MxRoute.com Mailgun, Sendinblue, Postmark, etc.) to configure with a service like Gmail to.

However, Gmail shares your emails without hesitation with the Federal Government. Gmail is not your Friend.

Something like Protonmail is better but is it a CIA front?

How do we know which email we can trust not to share our data with the Government?

Thanks

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