First, thanks a lot for your responsiveness. It feels great to keep in touch with my favourite service providers 😁
I’m a Mail Plus user, considering Unlimited, to use VPN. Given the “conflict” with DNS settings when switching on a VPN, how do you see your ad-blockkbg capabilities versus, for example, #nextdns ?
I believe #nextdns might be more configurable, but overall protection level is probably equal to the one of #protonVPN ?
No it isn’t. If you don’t know what it is, consider educating yourself instead of confidently stating an incorrect position.
You really ought educating yourself more before posting such stuff please. The commenter you’re answering to is using Mastodon, replying via Mastodon and we see the answers here. You can verify that fact yourself here:
We use lemmy and can read and answer straight into Mastodon. This is the beautfy of the federation and the ActivityPub protocol. It is possible to interact with eachother between different services.
In the following link as example, the Proton team answered from Mastodon and we can view the comment in lemmy:
You are not logged in. However you can subscribe from another Fediverse account, for example Lemmy or Mastodon. To do this, paste the following into the search field of your instance: !protonprivacy@lemmy.world
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@helenslunch
They reply when they have something to say. They don’t reply just for the case of replying.
I’ve received several replies from them.
@Nelizea
Here?
@helenslunch
Yes. In fact, you can see their replies here, if you had bothered checking:
https://mastodon.social/@protonmail/with_replies
That’s not here on Lemmy. You would know that if you had bothered checking.
@helenslunch
You’re the one who said “Here”. And to me “Here” is on Mastodon.
Be precise in your questions if you want precise answers.
“Here” is not Mastodon. You’re posting to Lemmy. I don’t need precise answers, just ones that aren’t wrong.
@helenslunch
All this conversation is happening on Matodon in my case. I don’t even know or care what Lemmy is.
Also hi Daz, nice to meet you again :D
@Nelizea Hey! We meet again 😉
No it isn’t. If you don’t know what it is, consider educating yourself instead of confidently stating an incorrect position.
You really ought educating yourself more before posting such stuff please. The commenter you’re answering to is using Mastodon, replying via Mastodon and we see the answers here. You can verify that fact yourself here:
https://infosec.exchange/@dazo/with_replies
We use lemmy and can read and answer straight into Mastodon. This is the beautfy of the federation and the ActivityPub protocol. It is possible to interact with eachother between different services.
In the following link as example, the Proton team answered from Mastodon and we can view the comment in lemmy:
https://lemmy.world/comment/6921263
Original answer in Mastodon:
https://mastodon.social/@protonmail/111801236319023002
It doesn’t matter where the team answered into, fact is the teams answer can be visible here.
Exactly, we’re here reading and helping in any way we can.