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We've compiled a list of 42 free and paid alternatives to OpenMailBox. The primary competitors include Gmail, ProtonMail. In addition to these, users also draw comparisons between OpenMailBox and Outlook.com, Tutanota, Yandex.Mail. Also you can look at other similar options here: Security and Privacy Software.


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Mailpile is a modern, fast web-mail client with user-friendly encryption and privacy features.

Web-mail with a terabyte of free storage space & spam protection. Yahoo!

GMX
Free

GMX Mail is a German-based free webmail service provided by GMX (Global Mail Exchange).

Email, calendars, and contacts to highest standards of security, privacy and reliability.

Our online solution offers free e-mail address hosting for a wide public in search of a high...

OpenMailBox Platforms

tick-square Web-Based

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OpenMailBox Overview

Our online solution offers free e-mail address hosting for a wide public in search of a high quality service inspired by a free philosophy and totally independent of all the existing large service companies on the web. The respect for our members' privacy is our priority, which is why we do everything to ensure the security of the data that is entrusted to us.

OpenMailBox Features

tick-square SMTP
tick-square Owncloud integration
tick-square Encrypted Email
tick-square Anonymity
tick-square POP3 Support
tick-square Support for IMAP

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