Free Email Service without Phone Verification
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<strong>Free</strong> <strong>Email</strong> <strong>Service</strong>s<br />
Without <strong>Phone</strong><br />
<strong>Verification</strong>
Hello!<br />
I am Roy Rostan<br />
I love technology stuff and is an advocate of online<br />
privacy.<br />
You can find me at @royrostan<br />
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“<br />
“Three may keep a secret, if two<br />
of them are dead.”<br />
― Benjamin Franklin, Poor<br />
Richard's Almanack<br />
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1) Yandex<br />
• Russia’s “Google”.<br />
Yandex offers photos,<br />
videos, translate, cloud<br />
drives and email.<br />
• Yandex mail is free to<br />
sign up.<br />
• When asked for the<br />
phone number, just<br />
check “I don’t have a<br />
phone”.<br />
• Don’t seem to have a<br />
storage limit, so as much<br />
as within limits.
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2) Mail.com<br />
• One of the good old<br />
reliable.<br />
• <strong>Free</strong> sign up, no phone<br />
required.<br />
• Restricted to 50mb file<br />
attachments.<br />
• Don’t seem to have an<br />
overall storage limit, but<br />
keep within “free limits”.
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3) Tutanota<br />
• One of the better free<br />
email services.<br />
• Anonymous sign-up and<br />
1GB of storage space.<br />
• Encrypted emails!<br />
• No advertisements.
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4) Open Mailbox<br />
• <strong>Free</strong> 5GB mailbox.<br />
• Is sufficient if you don’t<br />
spam.<br />
• Seems to be good, but<br />
has a slow server.<br />
• Sending a mail may take<br />
minutes.<br />
• Not a favorite.
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5) Protonmail<br />
• 500MB storage, 150<br />
emails a day.<br />
• Not very exciting, but is<br />
totally free.<br />
• Best part is that they<br />
offer encrypted email.<br />
• Protected emails will<br />
automatically get deleted<br />
after a few days.
Thanks!<br />
For the complete list of free email services, please visit<br />
Red Dot Geek –<br />
http://red-dot-geek.com/free-email-services-no-phone/<br />
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