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Fair point
by nbrempel 7y ago
Fair point
- mfer 7y agoWhile IANAL, I'm not sure keeping email in a US company causes it to have privacy. For example, law enforcement in the US can subpoena email contents older than 180 days. No warrant required. Google's transparency report shows they've shared a lot of data. Google's support site has details on the process. Both Google and Fastmail have access to email. The encryption circumvention doesn't matter to Fastmail because they already complied with law enforcement just like Google does. I'd be curious if someone has details or an argument different from this.