[–] 2 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

What's the community consensus on it, though? IIRC, not so good?

TBF, I'm familiar with these IVPN events, but I'm open to learning new & updated facts, fo sho!

Webpages do not load and/or DNS leaks when connecting via NetworkManager

2023 vulnerability

Not to mention that Swiss laws on the matter are unlikely to change anytime soon, (ie. ironclad, in their constitution) whereas Gibraltar is a UK territory and isn't as reliable long-term in that regard —though they've successfully defended against suits before. So, yeah, for now. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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  • [–] 5 points 1 week ago

    So, who's the alternative?

    From what I hear Tuta is only barely reputable? Something about false cryptography. Services like mailbox and posteo don't have a free tier. The offerings overall seem to be so bad that gmail is beginning to look somewhat desirable by this point.

    Not that it impacts much in the short term. Until a long-term viable alternative shows up, the best I can do is to continue using Proton's free tier so that I am at least somewhat a cents / nickels cost to them rather than a profit.

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  • Lotta discussion about alternatives.

    For email I recommend runbox.com. They just do email, that's it. worker owned, geothermal powered, based in Norway which has better privacy laws than EU and no ChatControl.

    For all else, find a NextCloud provider -- there are tons. Even a couple of free ones.

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  • [–] 7 points 1 week ago

    One of the owners is a liberta anarch isolationist who donate to a right-wing anti-immigrant political party, pretty much single-handedly keeping it going, iirc. The company distanced themselves but did not apologize or say ‘fuck one of our owners’ so people are not sure what to make of it.
    Don’t know what it has to do with AI though.

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  • [–] 12 points 1 week ago

    Can recommend mailfence.com for email, calendar, addressbook.

    Reasonably priced, publish yearly transparency reports, support email encryption, don't do bullshit add-ons, have shown to be stable about their principles throughout the years I've been their customer.

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