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Hmm, I'm not finding any options in #ProtonMail to forward a few addresses in my domain somewhere else. :blobsad:

@zigg
Are they hidden in the paid features?

@dumpling It seems unlikely, given it's not documented anywhere, but I've inquired of both support and someone else who reported switching their domain over recently

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@zigg
Cool, I've never looked for that feature, but now I'm curious!

@dumpling @zigg In their UserVoice feedback thing it seems to indicate that it isn't possible yet/at all.

@sina @dumpling Crap. That’s kind of a blocker for me moving my domain

@sina @dumpling I hope it does. 🤞🏻Thanks for the answer and pointer!

@sina

@zigg
If it's mostly about getting away from Google, I think Fastmail supports that. Mailmlfence might as well, but I haven't played with that as much.

@dumpling @sina I would definitely like to dump Google, but I’d also like to pick someone who is going to encrypt my mail on the way in. It’s 2018 after all 🙂

@zigg @dumpling I thought that ProtonMail just encrypts it when it's on the drive, and automatically applies pgp encryption if you + your recipient are both on protonmail.
@zigg @dumpling Otherwise it still has to send and receive plaintext to/from outside servers (unless they encrypt manually and send it to you, but at that point, any service would work).

@sina @dumpling Based on my reading, ProtonMail keeps the public key your browser generated and encrypts any unencrypted mails they receive on their way in. Any mails you send unencrypted are also stored encrypted in your sent folder, though of course they'd need to go out cleartext.

In short, they do not have access to the keys to decrypt any of your mails at rest, though they could theoretically see them as they transit over SMTP.

@sina

@zigg
Hehe how are we all up at once? I feel like I should be 😴😴😴

@dumpling @sina 6 p.m. here, going to sleep now would be a disaster 😆

@sina

@zigg
Yep, that's my read as well... Bottom line is that you have to trust both your own email provider and your correspondents' email providers, to a cetyain extent.