Post number #179708, ID: 6edb19
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Does it have any real world use to justify its price in your opinion?
Looks like a waste of money if it's to be used for general purposes, especially due to the storage limit
Post number #179721, ID: e83873
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does anyone know any good alternative to proton mail?
Post number #179726, ID: f094f3
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Why on earth would you use it for general purpose? It's probably mostly for government agencies amd information brokers and whatnot
Post number #179740, ID: beeae1
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protonmail costs money now?
Post number #179781, ID: 7dad3f
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No idea what you guys are talking about. It's free to use, encrypted, but obviously not the most secure if you don't use PGP with it.
You *can* pay for upgraded version but why would anyone need to?
I've been using it since the year Ladar shutdown Lavabit.
The only major security risk with Protonmail is if you happen to do any big time illegal shit, the government of Switzerland has every right to release your information if requested by the U.S. government.
Post number #180480, ID: 653d83
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Been using protonmail since its inception. It's okay for casual everyday use and been my main E-Mail account since then.
>>179781 ^ Is right, people need to stop thinking of Switzerland as some sorta privacy heaven. Especially not when the NDG vote passed.
Tutanota mail seems like a pretty good alternative.
Post number #180485, ID: d80158
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>>180480 >Tutanota Mail >Headquarters in Germany >GG WP, now the US, Russia AND Germany get your information.
Post number #181612, ID: eca08d
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Switzerland is not safe anymore. Dunno wat you're even doing.
Post number #181631, ID: 2759b3
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i2pbote is the only secure mail out there
Post number #181643, ID: c610c6
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>>181631 plz explain why
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| Does it have any real world use to justify its price in your opinion?
Looks like a waste of money if it's to be used for general purposes, especially due to the storage limit