Lavabit takes a bit more setting up than ProtonMail-you will need to configure its settings to work with an external email client-but once you’ve done so the body, metadata, and transport layer of your messages will be end-to-end encrypted. However, it was relaunched in 2017 by the same team behind the original service, citing a need for more secure email options. The once pick of surveillance whistleblower Edward Snowden abruptly shut down in August 2013 after US authorities attempted to get it to comply with government surveillance.
There’s a free option, which only comes with 500 MB of storage, but also paid options that include more features and start at €4 per month. It has also made all of its code open source, so anyone on the web can inspect it for coding flaws or vulnerabilities.
In addition to end-to-end encryption, ProtonMail doesn’t require any personal information to create a new account, including IP logs.
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