Infomaniak comes out in support of controversial Swiss encryption law
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Re: Infomaniak comes out in support of controversial Swiss encryption law
#2Sigh, I just moved a bunch of domains over, after The Jolly Teapot started using and recommended them.
- https://thejollyteapot.com/uses - https://thejollyteapot.com/2024/11/05/website-updates/
Re: Infomaniak comes out in support of controversial Swiss encryption law
#3Jesus Christ i made an email with them a few months ago and started using it for some important accounts
Re: Infomaniak comes out in support of controversial Swiss encryption law
#4WTF, get right out. They are the ones advertising everywhere how their cloud is 100% Swiss and can be trusted.
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#5Re: Infomaniak comes out in support of controversial Swiss encryption law
#6As sad as it undoubtedly sounds (and as if we're already saying goodbye to the utopia), I think this choice might be wiser than we initially thought.
Consider the implications of AI knowing everything about you, even down to your biometric behavior. Think about the threat of disinformation campaigns targeting democracies.
I know my stance may seem weak in terms of ideals, and I feel a bitter regret toward my former self.
But shouldn’t we, as humans, try to honor our shared values and act accordingly?
I am aware that a single hosting company won't do anything regarding those considerations, but ... anyways. I feel sorry for writing those sentences and sharing my doubts.
Re: Infomaniak comes out in support of controversial Swiss encryption law
#7Where should I move my domain portfolio? What are the best competitors?
Re: Infomaniak comes out in support of controversial Swiss encryption law
#8It is a fairly common attitude amongst hosting companies.
And understable from a business perspective. If you are one of the few hosting companies that host truly anonymous VPN and email providers, you are going get some troublesome customers that likely are going to end up being expensive.
Re: Infomaniak comes out in support of controversial Swiss encryption law
#9As sad as it undoubtedly sounds (and as if we're already saying goodbye to the utopia), I think this choice might be wiser than we initially thought. Consider the implications of AI knowing everything about you, even down to your biometric behavior. Think about the threat of disinformation campaigns targeting democracies. I know my stance may seem weak in terms of ideals, and I feel a bitter regret toward my former s…
> try to honor our shared values and act accordingly
What "shared values"? Most of the values people hold as "important" has people on the other side with the opposite values, and both of those are "correct".
There are no "shared values" that all humans agreed upon.
Re: Infomaniak comes out in support of controversial Swiss encryption law
#10As sad as it undoubtedly sounds (and as if we're already saying goodbye to the utopia), I think this choice might be wiser than we initially thought. Consider the implications of AI knowing everything about you, even down to your biometric behavior. Think about the threat of disinformation campaigns targeting democracies. I know my stance may seem weak in terms of ideals, and I feel a bitter regret toward my former s…
I don’t understand a word you’re saying. How does any of this relate to the topic?