Selfhosted
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I used to, I don't any more. All the other comments are right, spam is a huge issue, and you can get blacklisted for no reason without recourse. I'm personally using migadu.com, which gives me some of the flexibility of running my own server without the hassle.
Okay, this looks like a cool solution. I think I have been convinced, given my on level of expertise, I could not pull it off without a huge time sync just to get the scaffolding to understand the tech.
Yeah, you're not going to miss digging through postfix logs to work out why you didn't get an email because you enabled greylisting while the remote MTA keeps trying to resend an important email with a different IP address.
Email is a rabbit hole that keeps getting deeper and more complex every year, and unless you get paid to do it, you don't want it in your life.
I don't even read the logs on my linux system when something goes bad... I should change that, but email seems to be a full time job.