Is it a good email provider to use?
Is it a good email provider to use?
Gavin Hughes
Julian Collins
advertising threads aren’t welcome here. fuck off
Camden Miller
How about you give me your opinion on the service you turbo-autist.
Joshua Peterson
cock.li is better. good luck getting an invite code though.
Caleb Stewart
assuming you aren't doing illegal activities with the provider, they'll happily work with the authorities if you're ever accused or something. I would know since Proton helps with law enforcement and i remember reading an article about it, but i'm not sober and my chest hurts so i'm not even going to bother
Jeremiah Garcia
no. Protonmail has misleading ads and sells ur data just the same as other mail providers. Tutanota too. Cock.li is probably your best option since they have an honest privacy policy but riseup.net seems good too. Both private tho. If you really want to, you could host your own mail server since its not hard to do that.
Christian Thompson
As long as you don't publicly use it to run legit Nazi groups or pedo rings, its fine
If you do, look elsewhere for sure
Oliver Smith
Banned me a carding forum that was most likely a scam anyways.
Not even gmail does that.
Ryder Gomez
Imagine giving your data to antifa.
Luis Thomas
what one is antifa
Brayden Gonzalez
larp
Jackson Ramirez
>riseup
>tools for people and groups working on liberatory social change
i don't even know what that means
Eli Peterson
It's a good alternative if you want to be less dependent on Google.
Jonathan Stewart
he always boasted how he reports people for fun whenever his views aren't met, hope your emails don't contain wrongthink
Levi Wood
getting an invite code is piss easy
don't use email if you want to be secure
Wyatt Sanchez
search the archive, normie anons got their accounts locked with random blackmail from the support to unlock it and if you dare to answer one of the questions wrong you "lose the ability to recover the account", random bullshit like what was the last email you sent, to what email, .. so having IMAP syncing is a must to even own an account at the very least
William Butler
can I get an invite code?
Also whats with everything requiring a phone number I should be able to have millions of emails if I want to that's practically a natural right.
Jose Flores
It's the easiest to use OpenPGP implementation; they will keep your private keys in a manner that is supposed to prevent them from accessing to them.
Their Proton Calendar app UX is unmatched, I've heard. But they also LARP a lot in their PRs and target paranoid Twitter users who know little about IT, with an authoritarian tone btw.
Gabriel Russell
>need a paid account and their "bridge" software to use with your email client
Elijah Robinson
wired.com
ProtonMail lied about their service being anonymous and then gave up a teenage climate activist's data to the police
Adrian Stewart
>1. Protonmail Behaves like a CIA/NSA “Honeypot”
>2. Protonmail Does Not Provide “End to End Encryption”
>3. Protonmail’s Was Created Under CIA/NSA Oversight
>4. Protonmail is Part Owned by CRV and the Swiss Government
>5. CRV, In-Q-Tel & the CIA
>6. Protonmail Follows CIA Email format & Metadata Requirements
>7. Swiss MLAT Law Could Give the NSA Full Access
>8. Protonmail Uses Radware for DNS/DDOS Protection
>10. Protonmail engages in illegal cyberwarfare
>11. Protonmail has a history of Dishonesty
>12. Protonmail does not protect users, if it could cause any legal risk
>13. Protonmail censoring “untruth” information about themself, even if you are a small blog
encryp.ch
news.ycombinator.com