Riseup and Disroot are run by collectives, Tuta uses a similar business model to Proton, Mailbox.org + Guard looks decent as well and more open than either Proton or Tuta
Does that actually encrypt incoming email server-side before storing it in your inbox? If not, it’s not at all comparable to Proton or Tuta. Traditional opt-in PGP works with any email provider, yes, even Gmail, but it’s nearly useless, since almost no one uses it.
This is what I was actually thinking of, not the Guard feature. It’s supposed to encrypt your entire mailbox but it also works with third party clients with some extra setup.
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Fuck Proton than.
What’s a good alternative I can use?
Riseup and Disroot are run by collectives, Tuta uses a similar business model to Proton, Mailbox.org + Guard looks decent as well and more open than either Proton or Tuta
Does that actually encrypt incoming email server-side before storing it in your inbox? If not, it’s not at all comparable to Proton or Tuta. Traditional opt-in PGP works with any email provider, yes, even Gmail, but it’s nearly useless, since almost no one uses it.
This is what I was actually thinking of, not the Guard feature. It’s supposed to encrypt your entire mailbox but it also works with third party clients with some extra setup.
God damnit. I just swotched to Proton this week
Chargeback the payment 😂
Yeah same for me. I took the blackfriday deal… Now i have a year to find an alternative.