What are the pros & cons of the following email services?

[Just_Me_D]

If you've used or are actively using any of the following 3rd-party email services, please share your pros & cons. How are they in regard to privacy?










They are Timyo, Outlook, Spark, Edison and Gmail.

 

[Tartarus]

If you've used or are actively using any of the following 3rd-party email services, please share your pros & cons. How are they in regard to privacy?

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They are Timyo, Outlook, Spark, Edison and Gmail.

I wouldn’t know. The only emailing I do is on the stock app on my iPhone or with the web interface of either Hotmail or Google, as I have both services.

And since I somehow trust Hotmail more than Google, I do semi-serious stuff on Hotmail. Signing up for apps and web services with Gmail.

The reason that I use Gmail for non-serious stuff is because of the interface. It’s too ‘sans comic’ for me. I can’t take any service with that kind of UI and font serious. And since they don’t support push notifications for the stock email app on iOS I don’t feel any bad about not using Gmail, at all.

 

[Lee_Bo]

When I switched to iOS a few years ago, I forwarded my Gmail address to my iCloud address and no longer use the Gmail app, but the mail app on iOS. I also use Outlook but for work email, that way I'm keeping work and personal separated from each other. I do like how I can see shared calendars in the Outlook app that you can't do on iOS app.

 

[robertk328]

I've tried the Gmail app and Spark, but pretty much just use the stock app now with VIP.
For work I use Outlook.

 

[Just_Me_D]

Are there any current Timyo users here in the forums?

 

[Tartarus]

Are there any current Timyo users here in the forums?

Never even heard of it.

 

[Annie_M]

I hate outlook/Hotmail but stil use it. I also use Gmail and Yahoo. As far as the others on the list and I realize Yahoo Was not on the list, I don’t use any of them. I access through the stock app on both my iPhone and my iPad.

 

[Sherry_B]

I've tried them all, and ended up sticking with Edison. It's the best one out of the bunch and offers the most options and choices. I use all 7 of my Gmail accounts with it.

 

[Just_Me_D]

If Apple combines the calendar, email and reminders into one app, it would be a dream for me. I've tried them all except for Timyo. I still use the native Mail app for my personal email accounts and Outlook for my work email. Edison, although it was called Easily.Do when I last used it, was very nice. I haven't used Spark in quite some time and It's been eons since I last used the official Gmail app.

 

[Grace Hadid]

I am currently using Gmail as my primary email client as it provided the best and top-rated security.
Due to which I have no other further interest. However, MS Outlook is also nice to use as it manages all the tasks easily but with the con that every time and then I experience some error related to it. But for work I keep MS Outlook. For other refernces i prefer Gmail Inbox.
Apart from all two which I have discussed, I ended up using Edison as I have the preferences which manage all my email accounts with this client.

 

[imwjl]

All the well known products work well for me. As a G Suite and Microsoft Cloud administrator more and more I prefer Microsoft. You get the biggest feature set and superb support. The enterprise grade email starts at $5 a month retail.

I noticed this stat in the recent earnings call news. There are 200,000,000+ daily users of the work and school account type now. They maintain their high up time and fast quality support. I'll be moving another domain I use to the Microsoft cloud because it costs less and works so well among the 3 main vendors I use.

 

[wilber1]

I have used Yahoo for years and continue too with no problems, however I now use the premium for 3.50 per month with frequent updates and support .