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The biggest risk to your privacy is your provider getting hacked, not the NSA.

• cygned 10y ago
  There's a German law forcing telcos and email providers with more than 10.000 customers to provide access for law enforcements. German wikipedia article about it: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Mail-%C3%9Cberwachung https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Mail-%C3%9Cberwachung
  • Bino 10y ago
    Makes sense for their point of view. Pro tip: if you don't want your government spy on you in the democracy you live in. Store your data in another less interested in you.
    • e12e 10y ago
      Just a reminder that if you choose a friendly/allied country - they will spy on you (a foreigner without privacy rights) and share data with "your" intelligence services (those to whom you might be more interesting). If you choose a hostile country they might spy on you and "your" intelligence services will try to hack your provider because spying on hostile countries is one of the things they do...
  • gurubert 10y ago
    No, see here: https://posteo.de/blog/posteo-zur-m%C3%A4r-von-der-abh%C3%B6r-schnittstelle https://posteo.de/blog/posteo-zur-m%C3%A4r-von-der-abh%C3%B6... The same applies to mailbox.org