Fastmail Review: A Deep Dive into Privacy, Security, and Sovereignty
A focused deep dive into Fastmail: where your data lives, how it's protected, how the company handles legal requests, and why keeping AI out of the inbox is a feature, not a bug.
Paul O'Brien (CBCI) works in Corporate Resilience and writes about email privacy, infrastructure, and software systems. He delivers independent technical teardowns and practical guides to owning your digital footprint.
A focused deep dive into Fastmail: where your data lives, how it's protected, how the company handles legal requests, and why keeping AI out of the inbox is a feature, not a bug.
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