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so you give two privacy ignoring companies all of your email (as well as portions of your email correspondents) instead of one? is control and some measure of p
by clairity 8y ago
so you give two privacy ignoring companies all of your email (as well as portions of your email correspondents) instead of one? is control and some measure of privacy not worth the $50 or whatever to set up a paid account somewhere like https://www.protonmail.com/ https://www.protonmail.com/ ?
- davchana 8y agoYour sarcastic comment is totally unwanted. Nowhere I talked about Privacy, just that its very unlikely of a user to get locked out of accessing all old emails at two major provides at same time. The thread itself is about Google, and the comment I replied to is worried about getting locked out of Emails at Google. What are protonmail policies for unwanted user? Lockout? Backup? $50 for you might be a whatever amount, but in few places it is a lot, and not desirable or able to spend this much on email. By any chance do you work or connected with protonmail? I am connected with neither of all three, but have accounts at all three, just like anybody else.
- a11595 8y agoaverage salary in Kiev - $300/month. Sick gramma on food stamps. Guy bankrupt from cancer. Billions of poor indian and chinese (usa population is 350mil). 15yo student on $20/week allowance. Africa. So if we round up to most of the world, "is privacy worth a week's to a month's income?" The answer to your question is no. Privacy of their useless emails is not, and nether is mine, upper 5% of USA. but I run my own domain and email service, for $20/year, not use google.