inbox.eu

inbox.eu privacy question answered hi, i've asked [inbox.eu](http://inbox.eu) about few things - privacy of the emails while being stored and the anonymous payments. here are the anwers i got: Email security & access The details of how email data is stored and protected are not disclosed to employees. No employee has visibility into the exact technical implementation of email storage or encryption mechanisms. Access to email content is strictly controlled and governed by our internal security and compliance policies. Employees do not have routine or discretionary access to user email content. Any potential access is handled exclusively by our Security Department and only in response to a valid legal request submitted through the appropriate international legal channels, including Interpol where applicable. All such procedures are subject to multi-layer monitoring and controls at the hardware, software, and access-management levels. Every action is logged, audited, and reviewed to ensure compliance with legal requirements and to protect user privacy. User data protection and confidentiality are core principles of our operations, and we continuously review and strengthen our security controls to meet regulatory and industry standards. Anonymous payments # At this time, we do not support anonymous payment methods such as cash or other untraceable payment options. # We are exploring the possibility of supporting cryptocurrency payments in the future. However, this is currently in the planning stage only. No implementation timeline or availability date has been defined, and we are unable to provide any estimates at this time. I hope it helps. are there any mail providers that keep the emails encrypted somehow, so even with the court order they cannot comply by releasing any kind of useful data?