Proton Mail contacts → Android system address book.
A GPL-3.0 Android app that signs in to a Proton Mail account, decrypts the user's contacts client-side, and exposes them to ContactsContract so they appear in the system Contacts app (and any other app that reads contacts) the same way WhatsApp or Telegram surface their own contact directories.
I'm from Brazil and I hadn't seen this yet. It's disgusting! Dude, Proton never again! They are financing the most rotten things in Brazil! Very sad and revolting!
We are seeing this in the USA, not in Brazil. Let's name the pedophiles!
Thank you for being kind enough to share with us
I am not a technical person so at the end of search please share with us. Until then, I thought that this leak could only happen through the browser.
According to the Github page, there are no ads
What do you think of the Nora Android app and desktop browser optimized for social networking services? Does anyone use it? Is it safe and private?
Github link: https://github.com/nonbili/Nora
F-droid link: https://f-droid.org/packages/jp.nonbili.nora
A sad not to be end-to-end encrypted. It's looks cool!
I have been using Ironfox to replace Mull for a while, but for some specific cases I also use Fennec, but I alert, as well as Fennec, Ironfox is not coming with the Fingerprint Resistance enabled by default, although it has proposed as an alternative to Mull. So stay tuned and always activate this in the developer settings.
It seems, yes!
Thanks for the link!
I have always used Mullvad Leta as my search engine, but after changing smartphone and download Fennec, I ended up leaving DuckDuckgo that comes standard for now. However, after the last Fennec update (140.0.0), I was surprised to have Google as a standard search engine. What do you think of this? Someone with this same experience?
