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allow me to second proton mail. First they're in the EU, so fall under their privacy protection rules. Secondly, the service is technically an encrypted email service. They operate on a fremium basis, letting you have basic email for free, but also,if you upgrade, you can do lots of things (like they'll manage your email server if you happen to have a domain)
They're in Switzerland right? So for what I know even stricter laws (and the servers are in bunkers in the mountains or so I have heard :-)
I use proton mail and protonvpn (BTW!)