Proton has become a problem for privacy
Amateurs, I bet neither of them even knows about Qubes OS
privacy
is a webapp
???

I don’t trust proton either
i trust them more than google. they’ve been a little sketchy lately (bc of the ai stuff, not the ceos political stuff) but at least only one entity has my data this way. I’d rather self-host but i can’t rn.
they’ve been known to collaborate with governments and have been accused of forcing traffic through an Israeli contractor. i can’t trust them.
No matter who someone is, don’t give them all of your personal property.
I use Protonmail from Proton. That’s it.
Same. And once i stop procrastinating i want to set up my own email server as well.
I only use one subscription service in my life and it’s email from proton. I once knew a sysadmin who said that self-hosting email is a full-time job. So I just pay for my email with a reputable company and have my own domain name attached. His comment scared me off for good. But other people have said it’s not that hard. Please write me your experience , ok?
Don’t do it unless you are into technomasichism.
Oooh naughty naughty. If you’re into some light cutting I have tips.
How do you manage to keep your PGP keys locally with Protonmail?
I spent a couple hours setting up my accounts and keys and syncing them across devices so that I could access my secure email from any of them, importing them into K9 and thunderbird and publishing my public keys to a keyserver. Once I verified it was all working I realised that no one else I know uses PGP with email and it was a giant waste of time
IIRC Proton doesn’t offer any access to their mail server using standard protocols (POP3, IMAP)…
Sussy
For a moment I wasn’t sure which one of the two would be better. After careful consideration I decided both are noobs, because real pros only use emacs rigged to behave as the whole OS on an airgapped 15 year old thinkpad for anything that needs a computer, but most likely keep that in a vault too and only get it when absolutely necessary.
Buy an ad.
She loves being lied to
One day account with only one post, from someone who probably never hosted mails 😂
Real privacy starts when you check app permissions and stop giving flashlight apps your location.
Transcription
The ‘500 Days of Summer “Have You Ever Heard Of”’ meme template, showing two images of a man talking to a woman in a record store.
The first has the man saying “I love privacy” and the woman replying “Me too”.
The second shows 7 purple-coloured app logos above the man. Many in generic shapes, but one shows a lock keyway, and one shows a cat with a golden bell collar. Above the woman is the Google Chrome logo and a screenshot saying “You’ve gone Incognito”.
Imagine paying anything for proton services.
The joke is on you here. Proton is a locked-in CIA honeypot and everybody knows it.
Any evidence to this?
Source: Trust me bro
Coming from an Agent I’ll trust it
We’re actually called officers
I trust you bro
Trust you too
If they would truly care about privacy they would promote open protocols, auditable code and encourage users to hold their own keys, instead of storing the keys of their users and shipping their code dynamically via JavaScript.
Their entire technology stack is built in a way to be able to target individual users.
That is not answering the question.
Proton? The bitcoin company?
No thanks. Fuck them.
hey Peter Griffin, explain the joke.










