[knight_cipher1]

i think beter dont use it

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[Texanboi]

Too many companies are talking about privacy these days, surprised that it is still advertised on dread as one of the safest

[afdsafsdasdfadsf]

so what do you all recommend now other than protonmail?

[Termindiego25]

Good to know that Proton Mail is not as secure and private as they sell. Thank you!

[rexd]

Proton seems to be on a mission to ruin themselves as quickly as possible

[LittleeeFinger]

Well, i'm suppose we can't trust no one indeed. Although it's interesting how a lot of people recommends Proton

[stism]

this sucks. what could be an alternative to proton? I never like they request a recovery email / phone. ideally something that doesn't require any of those

You could try Tuta, it doesn't require any personal info...

[blackcode222]

shit.. did anyone knows good email service?

[Awesome_Jew_1488]

the best way to have privacy with email (although it's a shit protocol that leaves a lot of metadata behind) is to register your email in a country that is a mortal enemy of yours, such as a chinese email if you're american, or russian email if you're european. etc. law enforcement of those countries will not comply with each other and your data will be (mildly) safer.

[bUhdmCOawld]

not surprised, any company will do anything for money. ?