Proton
Correo, calendario, nube, VPN y contraseñas con cifrado suizo
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There are 8 European alternatives to Gmail, a tool from Estados Unidos (Correo), with each company’s country and compliance in plain sight.
Correo, calendario, nube, VPN y contraseñas con cifrado suizo
Price: From €0
Correo y calendario cifrados desde Alemania
Price: From €0
Correo profesional alemán con oficina en la nube
Price: From €1
Correo sencillo, sin publicidad y financiado por sus usuarios
Price: Paid only
Correo seguro y privado con sede en Bélgica
Price: From €0
Correo privado de los creadores de Startpage
Price: From €4.59
Correo gratuito alemán con almacenamiento en la nube
Price: From €0
Correo, nube, chat y ofimática de un proveedor suizo
Price: From €0
Gmail belongs to a company headquartered in the United States. Under the 2018 CLOUD Act, US authorities can require companies under their jurisdiction to hand over data they control, even when it is stored on European servers. A provider headquartered in Europe with no US parent is not subject to that law: the contract and the data stay under the GDPR and European courts.
6 are from companies headquartered in the European Union and 2 from other European countries, such as Switzerland, Norway or the UK, with their own legal framework: each listing says so.
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Gmail belongs to a company headquartered in the United States. Under the 2018 CLOUD Act, US authorities can require companies under their jurisdiction to hand over data they control, even when it is stored on European servers. A provider headquartered in Europe with no US parent is not subject to that law: the contract and the data stay under the GDPR and European courts.
There are 8 in the directory: Proton, Tuta, mailbox.org, Posteo, Mailfence, StartMail, GMX, Infomaniak kSuite. They come from Suiza, Alemania, Bélgica, Países Bajos.
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