@TerminalAutism @Misato The only problem I have with email is that 90% of the email users don't take the extra 2 minutes to learn how to encrypt their emails.
Oh yea, and all the spam you auto-subscribe to all the time, most of which you can unsubscribe from, while the rest can be niggerlisted (if you run your own mail server).
And the other cancer is HTML emails, those are the ones full of spyware, bloat, and just bullshit you don't need (which is also why they rightfully so are more likely to end up in the spam box).
But since I use Neomutt, every time I get HTML emails, I simply delete them without even reading them, no matter how important they are, just learn how to send plain text emails.

But once people learn how to properly encrypt emails, it has the potential of being far more secure than most of the so-called "secure and private" chat apps/platforms/protocols.
As for everything else, if you're comfortable using what you're using, that's perfectly OK.
Telling people what to use and what not because "this sucks and this doesn't" is just dogmatic.