I have two googlemail Accounts:
One with a false name, false adrress etc.
I use this one to communicate with my closest friends.

Unfortunately I have also one with my real name, which I use for the rest.
I think there is no use to change to a more privacy protecting mail host while sending messages to people with gmail Accounts...

The communication with false identities seems the best way possible to me, although not always applicable.

And there remains one problem: switching from gmail-realname-adress to gmail-falsename-adress can theoretical be tracked back by google in case one of your contacts has a gmail account.

But one has to keep in mind that there are much more users than observers. Although in special cases, it's almost impossible for big brother to read everyone's mail, though this can't be enough for the self-dominant citizen.

If you (at the moment) want to protect your privacy sufficiently, keep your data really safe, avoid all the dirty tricks like prop. javascript, then do one thing:
pull out your internet wire and say "no" to digital society.
Perhaps not the worst thing to do, but not possible for everyone nowadays.

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