I’ve also used mailbox.org for a couple years and have found it works great for me. I’m just on their lowest pricing tier and it has all the features I need including aliases.

I also find that the domain ‘mailbox.org’ sounds super normal and doesn’t raise eyebrows when I have to say it out loud to a customer service person or whatever.

That LinkedIn comment you quoted feels really ChatGPT to me. Mostly because it smashes reasonable ideas together into some BS and then summarizes it’s own response several times.

I switched from a Samsung to a Pixel a couple years ago. I instantly installed GrapheneOS and have loved it ever since. It generally works perfectly normally with the huge background benefit of security and privacy. The only issues I have had is one of my banking apps doesn’t work (but the others work fine) and lack of RCS (but I’m sure it’s coming). In short, highly highly recommend. I will be sticking with GOS for the long term!

I switched from a Samsung to a Pixel a couple years ago. I instantly installed GrapheneOS and have loved it ever since. It generally works perfectly normally with the huge background benefit of security and privacy. The only issues I have had is one of my banking apps doesn’t work (but the others work fine) and lack of RCS (but I’m sure it’s coming). In short, highly highly recommend. I will be sticking with GOS for the long term!

Mad respect for sticking to principles! I’m mostly a lurker but felt this post deserved a comment. Happy I chose this instance! I do share the concern mentioned once or twice in these comments that ‘security by obscurity’ is no security at all. But I don’t have any brilliant ideas to help with that unfortunately. I guess just keep an eye on the types of accounts that are signing up over time.