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The ULTIMATE Proton Hardening Guide (Part 2) (techlore.tv)
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Part 1 covered Proton Mail and your Proton account. This video covers the rest of the Proton suite: what to enable, what to ignore, and why.

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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 INTRO 01:02 PROTON VPN 10:29 PROTON PASS 17:29 PROTON DRIVE 19:34 LUMO AI 21:41 PROTON CALENDAR 23:43 PROTON MEET 24:47 PROTON WALLET 26:11 THEMES & FINAL THOUGHTS

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[–] 1 point 2 months ago

@henrywait what? why would you be locked out of your system if the killswitch is on? cant you just open the app and turn it off?with mullvads at least there is no issuethis sounds like bad advice, especially the advanced killswitch is what you want if you want to be sure that there are no leaks on startup or if the VPN app crashes or gets killed by the system (which happens!)

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    [–] 1 point 2 months ago

    @henryMultihop or "secure core" (very weird name) is really importantIf you would open your ISP website with your VPN, the ISP will see which VPN you use based on the IP you connect to and the IP that they see as logging in e.g. as your account.Boom, deanonymized, no 3rd parties involved.If now your ISP would collaborate with tracking companies that have their trackers embedded everywhere... well

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