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>active volcano number 1 vs active volcano no2.
Close your eyes and pick one.
on a thumb drive up your ass
>grimm
Yes.
Use both, make duplicates.
implant it in a cat and keep it with you at all times
**Why you should use privacy-focused email services than Gmail and Outlook.com (Hotmail).**
*ProtonMail*
Gmail and Outlook.com are the worst email services you'll want for your personal email data. If you're looking for an email service that's good for protection and security of your personal email data, I recommend you to use ProtonMail or OnionMail rather using Gmail and Outlook.com.
The reason why you should be using ProtonMail rather than Gmail and Outlook.com, is because ProtonMail acquires all the protection and security your personal email data needs. Here's the following reasons why you should be using ProtonMail:
* Servers are based in Switzerland (Switzerland is well-known for having great online privacy laws.)
* ProtonMail is Open source.
* It's free and secure.
* Zero-access encryption.
* Self-destructing emails.
* Recovery methods of data.
* Sophisticated multi-factor authentication (MFA)
Here's where I got the following information: `https://kinsta.com/blog/secure-email-providers/`
*Conclusion.*
ProtonMail is a really good privacy-focused email service because it's user-friendly and has stronger encryption.
**WEBSITE:**
Here's where you can register a Proton account to use ProtonMail.
`https://account.proton.me/mail`
Protonmail is most likely a honeypot tbh.
Unlikely. ProtonMail is based on Switzerland. Switzerland has online privacy laws that are very strong.
All their emails are routed through Israel's Radware, and they've been known to disable people's accounts for "wrongthink" or the wrong political opinion.
Swiss law is not some cryptographic safe haven that guarantees absolute privacy in all scenarios, their secrecy laws are primarily centered around banking to attract rich people
>their secrecy laws are primarily centered around banking
That ended on march of 2009, same a few years later for Luxembourg. Safe heaven now is within the law of Guernsey and Jersey to name a few (mostly because no taxes and opportunistic treaties).
All email services are honeypots. Any exception to this rule will get merked by glowies.
Proton still sucks though since they insist on using an undocumented NIH bullshit instead of standard email protocols, so you have to use a stupid ass bridge thing to use it outside of a browser.
If both of you don't like ProtonMail, That's completely fine. There's another email services you can use for online anonymity and privacy.
It's called OnionMail, no personal data is required to create an account and emails are encrypted with your PGP public key. Here's the link of the website and their Privacy Policy:
Website:
https://onionmail.org/
Privacy Policy:
https://onionmail.org/privacy
Why wouldn't I just use PGP inside gmail?
Also most incoming e-mails will be google workspace or similar service at the backend anyway. And they won't be PGP encrypted or manually generated..
Gmail isn't really useful for email protection. You should just consider using privacy-focused email services like OnionMail which they have in-built PGP encryption, or you can just use OpenPGP, which is also another alternative for email encryption.
You mean our data.
Buy ads, frickface
If you guys don't like ProtonMail, that's fine. But you can use OnionMail.
Why don't you engage with what he's saying?
What are you even talking about? Engage with who?
You recommended Protonmail.
Multiple posters provided valid arguments on why you should not use it and why it is most likely a honeypot, insecure, or worse.
You refuse to debate them but say "just use this". But you are not disavowing Protonmail, why not?
Well, if you're a paranoid user, you can use any privacy-focused email service that reaches your desires. All I'm saying is, I'm providing sources to you on why I recommend ProtonMail for daily uses while becoming secure. If you think it's a honeypot, use a different email service that reaches your standards.
>All I'm saying is, I'm providing sources to you on why I recommend ProtonMail for daily uses
You linked a blog which is farming clicks/ad views and does not address any of the concerns, hardly a "source" for anything
Well, if you think it's a honeypot, just use a different email services. If people use ProtonMail for standard security during their daily use, it's completely fine too.
If you're this paranoid, find an email service that suits your standards.
Why don't you engage with what he's saying?
You're literally the same person rewriting that twice, you're becoming absolutely crazed at this point.
>If you're this paranoid, find an email service that suits your standards.
>define:paranoia unjustified suspicion and mistrust of other people or their actions.
He's not paranoid, we already KNOW the big tech companies are in the cahoots with the NSA and other intelligence agencies and collecting all our e-mails, web traffic and spying on us. Nothing about what he said is unjustified or even suspicion in general. It's well established facts at this point.
He's not establishing facts, there's a minority of email services operating in the TOR network. If he's this paranoid, he can use an email service there.
>using protonmail
https://encryp.ch/blog/disturbing-facts-about-protonmail/
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29063779
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2021/09/privacy-focused-protonmail-provided-a-users-ip-address-to-authorities/
https://www.theregister.com/2021/09/07/protonmail_hands_user_ip_address_police/
https://www.wired.com/story/protonmail-amends-policy-after-giving-up-activists-data/
https://digdeeper.club/articles/email.xhtml#ProtonMail
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=18327644021252219658
this shit literally deletes your account if you stop using it for a year
total meme joke
>Switzerland is well-known for having great online privacy laws
Privacy laws to protect rich people laundering money there, not protect some moronic nerd
I have to respectfully disagree with your opinion as it does not reach the level or understanding.
I have no idea what you're trying to mean right now, you're absolutely talking ridiculous shit.
this is bait but I actually use it for the alias feature
they have banned a lot of my alt accounts with zero notice because multiaccounting is not allowed
the support person was the biggest tool i've ever talked to
>* ProtonMail is Open source.
In what world?
>my data
HAHAHAHA
what data
both will use your emails to train AI, so maybe put it up to a coin toss
With pregabalinMail
wiener.li
Why can't I just host my own private email server?
Sure, that'll be great. I'd like to see that.
Hosting your own mail server is easy. Having a good experience with your own mail server is pretty fricking hard for like 30 different reasons.
Hardly.
No? Okay well it starts with either your IPS blocking port 25 or your VPS IP being on Spamhaus spam list. Then you need to start worrying about security and blocking incoming spam (hint: even Google, Apple, Microsoft aren't 100% successful doing this)
Also, I had to use ChatGPT because I had no idea on what you were saying.
>Also, I had to use ChatGPT because I had no idea on what you were saying.
Hence it being harder than you think
Alright, it makes sense. I believe you, it is quite difficult to mange your own email server.
posteo
just use whatever, outlook, gmail or yahoo.
You're literally being stupid right now. Without no email protection? Are you serious? Tell me you're joking right now.
How hard is it to host your own mail and have it be secure?
It's very hard than you may think.
Who the frick uses email for important shit anyway? If you're emailing something important then it's probably to do with work, in which case it's their fault for not setting up a sufficiently private email address for you.
>sufficiently private email address for you.
most businesses use the same services (google workspace, outlook for business) to send mail moron
aka it's their fault for not providing a sufficiently private email service, not my problem.
So who are you guys getting emails from that it matters anyways?
Any online stores you buy from are already selling your data, trying to protect private correspondence is meaningless unless the receiving end is also using the exact same email service as you are, any mail sent to you by businesses will already have been sold off to data brokers.
your computer
Microsoft
"For privacy, we recommend encrypting your E-mails using PGP using a mail client add-on like Enigmail, or downloading your mail locally with POP and regularly deleting your mail from our server."
Hotmail has better functionalities
I'm surprised Express VPN hasn't set up an email service
Their hot memory trick seems to have worked for privacy well enough
>IQfy pisses and shits itself whenever anyone talks about proton
>every alternative glows just as hard if not orders of magnitude more aside from a few dogshit memes run by Some Guy (also a honeypot)
Stop using email providers that won't exist in a few years. Eventually these small companies will pull the plug like CTemplar did.