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No end to end encryption. No thanks. Plus as an Australian company the government can backdoor it without anyone legally being able to speak about it.
They also got rid of most of their US based unionized employees recently. https://union.place/@fastmailunited/112672408714595554
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No end to end encryption. No thanks. Plus as an Australian company the government can backdoor it without anyone legally being able to speak about it.
How would you "end to end encrypt" an email going from Super Secure Provider A to Outlook or Gmail? The encryption stops the millisecond it leaves Provider A's servers.
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How would you "end to end encrypt" an email going from Super Secure Provider A to Outlook or Gmail? The encryption stops the millisecond it leaves Provider A's servers.
With Proton Mail you can send password-protected emails too: https://proton.me/support/open-password-protected-emails
Nothing about that is "email" anymore. The same method can be used to make "password protected SMS" for example. Just send a link to a website and a password. Encryption!
What we need is actual public key encryption/signing support on mail services, but that's not going to happen ever.
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#34Even in this cost of living crisis, over the last six months I've been ever so slowly been putting money aside by not dining out, cancelled my streaming services, cutting down on utility usage (heating) and even started collecting aluminium cans to scrape together the USD191.76 I have due on 26th August for 2 years of service. I don't make the big bucks like everyone here but to me my privacy is worth every cent and…
We would love to reward your support and honesty. Please drop us an email at community@proton.me for details.
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#35In 2024, seeing someone promote cryptocurrency for its original purpose with a straight face is jarring. After so many years of 99.9999999% scammers and pumping speculators. And if you use cryptocurrency for its original purpose today, you're dealing with a "wretched hive of scum and villainy" much worse than the government fiat currency that was originally criticized.
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#36Is Bitcoin still thing outside of habitual gambling circles? I thought only the doomsday cult that is waiting to get rich after a global economic meltdown cared for BTC in 2024.
If you have an idea for how it could be optimised further or beaten by something else, I'd be very interested to hear.
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#37Even in this cost of living crisis, over the last six months I've been ever so slowly been putting money aside by not dining out, cancelled my streaming services, cutting down on utility usage (heating) and even started collecting aluminium cans to scrape together the USD191.76 I have due on 26th August for 2 years of service. I don't make the big bucks like everyone here but to me my privacy is worth every cent and…
Hi Andrew - This is Irina, I lead brand comms for our community at Proton. Your commitment to protecting your privacy is laudable and heartwarming. We would love to reward your support and honesty. Please drop us an email at community@proton.me for details.
I sent an email to that address last night with your name in the subject line. Thank you.