banner
andrewji8

Being towards death

Heed not to the tree-rustling and leaf-lashing rain, Why not stroll along, whistle and sing under its rein. Lighter and better suited than horses are straw sandals and a bamboo staff, Who's afraid? A palm-leaf plaited cape provides enough to misty weather in life sustain. A thorny spring breeze sobers up the spirit, I feel a slight chill, The setting sun over the mountain offers greetings still. Looking back over the bleak passage survived, The return in time Shall not be affected by windswept rain or shine.
telegram
twitter
github
HomeArchives

No need for mobile phone registration, recommended free and secure foreign email.

#工具841
AI Translation
This post is translated from Chinese into English through AI.View Original
AI-generated summary
This is a list of different email services available, including ProtonMail, Outlook, Mail.com, Yandex.Mail, GMX Mail, Tutanota, mailfence, Disroot, CTemplar, and Mail2Tor. Each service has its own features and storage capacities, and some require additional information such as phone numbers for password recovery. These services cater to different needs and preferences, with some emphasizing security and others offering larger storage capacities. It is important to note that some services require the use of Tor for registration and accessing certain features.

  1. ProtonMail
    Website: https://protonmail.com/zh-Hans/
    This is a Swiss open-source email service with top-notch security and excellent reputation.
    The free version has a small mailbox capacity of only 500MB, but it is sufficient for regular use of sending and receiving emails, and it also has a Chinese interface. You can send up to 150 emails per day.
    You only need to set up an account and password, and no mobile phone verification is required.
    It is recommended to use the web version because the web version does not cache email content on the local computer, making it suitable for users with high security requirements.

  2. Outlook
    Website: https://outlook.live.com
    Outlook is owned by Microsoft. Microsoft's email service cannot be used for sensitive communication (plaintext emails), but it can be used to receive verification codes, subscribe to newsletters, and other purposes.
    You only need to set up an account and password, and no mobile phone verification is required.
    The free version of Outlook provides 15GB of mailbox storage space.

  3. Mail.com
    Website: https://www.mail.com/
    This is a well-established American email service.
    You only need to set up an account, fill in your name, birthday, and password. You can also choose to provide a mobile phone number or another email address for password recovery in case you forget your password.
    The Mail.com email system is hosted on aol.com servers. The biggest feature of Mail.com compared to other international email services is that it supports many different domain suffixes, and all of these aliases can be used, such as @mail.com, @email.com, @usa.com, @asia.com, @japan.com, @europe.com, @rome.com, @myself.com, @post.com, @dr.com, @doctor.com, @teacher.com, @musician.org, @accountant.com, @engineer.com, @columnist.com.

  4. Yandex.Mail
    Website: https://mail.yandex.com/
    Yandex is the largest search engine in Russia, similar to China's Baidu.
    To register for an email account, you only need to provide your name, set a password, and no mobile phone number is required (click "I don't have a mobile phone" during registration). Then choose a security question and provide an answer, which will help you recover your password if you forget it.
    The special feature of Yandex.Mail is that it provides 1000 custom prefix email addresses, with 10GB capacity for each user.
    Russian users can trust and use this email service.

  5. GMX Mail
    Website: https://www.gmx.com/mail/
    You only need to set up an account, fill in your name, birthday, and password. You can choose to provide a mobile phone number or another email address for password recovery in case you forget your password.
    This email service is relatively young and was founded in Germany in 1997. It is committed to creating the world's best free email service.
    Large capacity: GMX provides up to 65GB of storage space.
    Large attachments: GMX Mail allows sending attachments up to 50GB in size.

  6. Tutanota
    Website: https://mail.tutanota.com/
    Note: It has a Chinese interface.

  7. mailfence
    Website: https://mailfence.com/
    Note: It does not have a Chinese interface.

  8. Disroot
    Website: https://user.disroot.org/
    Disroot is a comprehensive community forum.
    Its email service is just one part of it. Note: New account registration is not available on weekends.

  9. CTemplar - Claimed to be the most secure encrypted email service
    Website: https://mail.ctemplar.com/
    Free users have 1GB of storage space, a 10MB attachment size limit, and can receive a maximum of 200 emails per day.
    Website: https://mail.ctemplar.com/create-account?plan=FREE
    Note: This company emphasizes security and recommends using Tor proxy to register an account.

  10. Mail2Tor
    Website: http://mail2tor.com/
    Note: This company emphasizes security and recommends using Tor proxy to register an account.
    Please note:
    To register for a free @mail2tor.com account and use other email services (webmail, SMTP, POP3, and IMAP access), you must use the Tor proxy.

Loading...
Ownership of this post data is guaranteed by blockchain and smart contracts to the creator alone.