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@Alex_Linder ProtonVPN is owned by the same company as ProtonMail who's email service is pretty questionable, so I wouldn't put trust in their VPN service either.
@Alex_Linder Last time I checked, they required a phone number. That's a red flag.
@xianc78 you can say the same about all of them.
@xianc78 @Alex_Linder The arguments made from conscious resistance arent conclusive or very tendentious.
Saw their video explaining this (I follow them), but no serious arguments against Protonmail. Some of them relates to every cloud based encryption issues, others just claims without proof.
Saw their video explaining this (I follow them), but no serious arguments against Protonmail. Some of them relates to every cloud based encryption issues, others just claims without proof.
@xianc78 @Alex_Linder Just reading the website with the article (related to the same video). Looks more like free advertising to CTemplar.
They don't even invest time explaining how CTemplar doesn't have those issues
They don't even invest time explaining how CTemplar doesn't have those issues
@waltercool @Alex_Linder I just wouldn't trust any email service that won't let you generate your own PGP/GPG keys client-side.
@xianc78 @Alex_Linder And I agree… this is why you always should import your previously generated keys…
@xianc78 their email is great.