Proton Mail Discloses User Data Leading to Arrest in Spain
by gosh - Tuesday May 7, 2024 at 06:41 PM
#81
Proton respects the law in Switzerland. But according to their latest transparency report, they provide about 5000 requests/year.
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#82
Nobody safe now. Everyone is monitor what you do. Sound like that LoL
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#83
Proton could never be trusted... Gov controlled.
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#84
Now this is something new
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#85
So much for "anonymous" emails. It all started with Telegram shilling
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#86
There is no definitely safe system in the world.
Ban reason: Leeching | http://raiddfzn73ir6iyxlf7nwytnujiflddog...an-Appeals if you feel this is incorrect. (Permanent)
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#87
ProtonMail is very clear about what they can/can't and do/don't share. The guy was just stupid to leave a recovery email address. They HAVE to comply with these LE requests.
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#88
Never trust, always verify.
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#89
I was under the assumption that the services rendered by Protonmail was highly encrypted and secured.
After this news, I am going to rethink the possibility of such public exposure.
Any idea what service provider that can provide the encrypted mail services?
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#90
What the f..k mate... what a time to be alive...
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