Proton vs tutanota, which one is better?
Proton vs tutanota, which one is better?
Alexander Ramirez
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Owen Perry
Both are honeypot operations
Nothing to fear if you're not comitting crimes
Kevin Wright
>everything is a honeypot bro. just trust me
Jason Hall
then recommend a non honeypot email provider
Ian Rogers
Cameron Wright
> glowing this hard
still not using gmail, nigger.
Ryder Martinez
Email isn't secure no matter what platform you use.
Sebastian Sullivan
Proton, fuck Tutanota. Slow as fuck, their official client (no third-party support) bugs out every startup
I PAID for that shit, how embarrasing
Alexander Kelly
proton, tutanota doesn't have basic features for free users and will delete your account after 6 months of inactivity.
Ryder Cox
protonmail sold out
tuta so long as you're not in germany you're good
Michael Hall
No, fuck you, anyone who recommends Tutanari shit has never used it and just saw it on some fucking 'Top 5 Best Privacy-Focused Email Providers!' list, fucking do not
Aiden Gonzalez
None of them operate above the law,in case that's important.
Charles Campbell
SELF HOST, YOU DUMB RETARD
WHY THE FUCK DO YOU WANT TO DELEGATE YOUR PRIMARY AUTHENTICATION SERVICE
Colton Allen
No one can even get an invite to this piece of shit service
Angel Bennett
In order of best options (and use PGP wherever possible, fag)
>self-hosting
>RiseUp, Disroot, Posteo
>Cotse
Proton and Tutanota are memes.
Dylan Sanchez
>YOUR PRIMARY AUTHENTICATION SERVICE
Any sane service would provide a QR code or base32 string and a list of TOTP authenticator programs one could use for it.
Jonathan Baker
Riseup for random throwaways + self hosted for normalfag email
William Murphy
I have like 5 accounts.
There's cock.li invite threads all the time.
Make one if you want to.
Brandon Edwards
you're just handing away your trust to some random guy
Samuel Phillips
Protonmail. When you see actual criminals, they use Protonmail, not Tutanota or [insert obscure hackerman service here]
Nathaniel Sanchez
I used to use it as a spam email service / signup. I have like 80 accounts lmao.
John Gutierrez
1. Threatmodel your email use case
2. Build infrastructure and opsec accordingly
3. ???
4. Privacy?
Jeremiah Price
Email is inherently insecure. That said,both options are good for junk signup emails and Proton comes with a free VPN that has it's uses.
Liam Price
They'll both throw you under the bus.