do you not get a bit paronid that they are rreading your emails??

i dont mind google reading my emails because i use gmail so it doesnt make sense to hate that

but some randomguy who makes a randomclient can read all your emails? no thanks

>>54980111
What's wrong with Thunderbird?

>>54980174
Nothing Anon. It's a good client (does too much for my needs though, hence why I gravitate towards simple clients) but I hear it recommended all-too often, and wanted to learn about some other lesser-known clients.

>>54980143
Where did I ever mention Google or Gmail in my OP, Anon?

>>54980254
i mean even if u own or own email the guy might sneakily be saving your emails to read...

i just get paraonid with 3rd party apps.

>>54980174
It needs a native office365 integration, i was using that dudes addon but it expires after 4 months or something.

>>54980336
Still has nothing to do with the topic at-hand. But, I feel your paranoia, anon, as I try my best to protect my privacy using shit like full-disk and swap-encryption. And at one point I even used to go so far as to run my own XMPP server and mail server from my home, just so I could control my data better.

But I've come to accept that you can't control what other people do with the data you give to them. I've started to not are as much about privacy, such as letting Google have access to all my emails, because I like the convenience they offer.