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1. Judy David

   October 7, 2022 at 4:42 pm

   If I get a VPN, do I need a private email like Proton, too.?
   1. Grey One

      October 7, 2022 at 9:44 pm

      A VPN encrypts all your internet connections, including connection to your email provider. So this improves your email security to some extent. However, email is also stored on a server somewhere in the world. So encrypting your email ensures that nobody can access your emails while they are in storage.
   2. web master

      January 6, 2023 at 5:09 pm

      No — you don’t need encrypted email to use with a VPN.
2. Larry

   August 5, 2021 at 9:18 am

   We are a small private email provider, i3.net and would like to grow our business. We have been in operation for 26 years, starting as an internet service provider in 1995 back in the dial-up days. We were in one of Comcast’s first market’s and switched to hosting websites and providing Business email services, primarily for medical and law practices. We continue with that operation and have redesigned i3.net and separated it to provide secure email for individuals. We don’t believe there is a more secure service available, we know email and security. Please contact me with any questions.
   1. JD

      January 3, 2022 at 12:52 pm

      Dear Larry,

      I went to i3.net’s site and could not find a link to contact and ask questions so I’m asking here 🙂

      What is your proposed solution to these needs:

      1. I have 15GB of data to import from my GMail account.
      2. I need to have ALL that data available to my i3.net email account.
      3. I need an additional 15GB of storage to “grow into” as time passes.
      4. I need all 30GB of data available to my my i3.net email account.

      Can i3.net provide all that?

      Can I import all my GMail email data into i3.net?

      Thanks!

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