Proton Mail Discloses User Data Leading to Arrest in Spain
by gosh - Tuesday May 7, 2024 at 06:41 PM
#11
Glorify email Honeypot
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#12
You have more chances of privacy using a Yahoo email address than ProtonMail.
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#13
why is this not a shocker hehehehe Big Grin
jokes apart, privacy who?
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#14
From that article, Proton gives data to France and Swiss cops.
It doesn't look like they going after murder, going after climate activists?

Assume the NSA has a 24x7 API feed into Proton now.
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#15
Can't trust a third party with your info, not matter what they say...everyone has a price.
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#16
I was just thinking about replacing my Bitwarden to the Proton Pass. LoL
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#17
It is logical, no company is going to get into trouble with the law to cover up a user who pays less than 100 dollars a year, for that money it does not even cover a consultation with the company's lawyer
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#18
Classic ratting by the long-known "anonymous" proton company. They have been snitching for a long time, for about 5 years there has been information that they hand over political activists and particularly interesting citizens to the authorities.

The set is as always simple: the company is registered in Switzerland, closed source code, and as much shit as possible, that we are anonymous, confidential, for freedom of speech and all that.
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#19
Well so much for anonymous email. I never trusted any of these is tormail still a thing?
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#20
man maybe its really about time to just host own mail.

i use tuta now but i bet they will get fucked over for big brother soon as well.
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