Haven’t used it in forever, but seems like Thunderbird’s was alright back in the day. I heard the project died, but then Mozilla brought it back? Not sure the deets on that.

But why moving away from Proton? Did they have a bad audit or something?

Similar (though VERY slow moving) effort to do the same on my end.

My big hesitance is that I would need to centralize management (cause gods is it hard to get anyone to understand ssh), which says to me I’d need to have something public facing on my friends and family’s networks. That pu lic facing bit just makes me squeamish.

Right, so that’d be part of moving us to the “easy to do” end of the spectrum.

I don’t feel the community does a great job of “leading the horses to water” though. I know I avoided VPNs for the longest time after learning half a thing about logging and such, and largely only jumped on the band wagon when it got wrapped up into my existing proton mail subscription.

How can we do a better job of leading the uninformed to water is the real question, I think.