*With ‘better’ I mean that an encrypted solution is adequate in these cases because the mails are on other servers, and the companies/servers depend on the jurisdiction where they are located. But by hosting a mail server at home, even unencrypted, we are 100% in control of our data.
PS: is there a self-hosting mail server solution that stores everything encrypted? I already self-host almost everything I use, but not email.
I mean… your email client can already do that, so I’m not sure what the point would be.
Cause then you could self host email without worrying about the complicated side of it. Since you have no need to send emails.