Proton Mail Discloses User Data Leading to Arrest in Spain
by gosh - Tuesday May 7, 2024 at 06:41 PM
#31
Proton did not break any promise, they have it in their agreement that they will give the information they have to the Swiss authorities, however they don't have access to your encrypted emails sent/received. This retard was arrested because the "backup" email he had was his real email.
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#32
To resist government pressure... Only the largest companies actually can (Remember the Apple San Bernardino case?) and even that is not guaranteed..
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#33
Just goes to show, nobody is truly bulletproof.
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#34
(07-07-2024, 06:40 PM)test38293 Wrote: Proton did not break any promise, they have it in their agreement that they will give the information they have to the Swiss authorities, however they don't have access to your encrypted emails sent/received. This retard was arrested because the "backup" email he had was his real email.

Why bother sending encrypted emails when you're going to do that? Some people's logic serious baffles me.
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#35
(07-11-2024, 01:01 PM)McHuggy Wrote:
(07-07-2024, 06:40 PM)test38293 Wrote: Proton did not break any promise, they have it in their agreement that they will give the information they have to the Swiss authorities, however they don't have access to your encrypted emails sent/received. This retard was arrested because the "backup" email he had was his real email.

Why bother sending encrypted emails when you're going to do that? Some people's logic serious baffles me.

I think it is the idea that ProtonMail is used by big bad "hackers" and it is completely anonymous. Basically misplaced trust.
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#36
if you try to sign up anonymously with Tor, it prompts for verification with an email. search a bit to find a truly anonymous email thats tor friendly
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#37
(07-07-2024, 06:40 PM)test38293 Wrote: Proton did not break any promise, they have it in their agreement that they will give the information they have to the Swiss authorities, however they don't have access to your encrypted emails sent/received. This retard was arrested because the "backup" email he had was his real email.

A lot of people do not know this and it's good to explain WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED instead of jumping on the bandwagon of "Proton is a honeypot".

So ty for that
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#38
(07-11-2024, 03:43 PM)BetterNotBeAHoneyPot Wrote: if you try to sign up anonymously with Tor, it prompts for verification with an email. search a bit to find a truly anonymous email thats tor friendly

Or just use another fake email as backup.
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#39
If you're surprised you've been asleep awhile.
Ban reason: Degenerate crackhead (Permanent)
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#40
damn, can u guys please tell me what email should i use that completly anonym Sad
Ban reason: Selling/posting credit/debit cards is not allowed. It may be posted if it's a part of a database. (Permanent)
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