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With regard to email services, I'm a happy Protonmail user. I recommend it to everybody. It's free and it allegedly stores only encrypted data on the servers.

With regard to email services, I'm a happy Protonmail user. I recommend it to everybody. It's free and it allegedly stores only encrypted data on the servers. I try also to avoid spreading too much information while browsing by using some Firefox Add-ons like Noscript (set to block Google Analytics and others by default) and Cookie Autodestruct to allow persistent cookies only on Personal and Work tab containers. Mozilla is doing a pretty good job with privacy issues.

bduerst 7y ago
Does protonmail also ignore government subpoenas? Even the equivalent in the EU?
- sharkflow 7y ago
  The answer you're looking for is... it depends: https://protonmail.com/blog/transparency-report/ https://protonmail.com/blog/transparency-report/ Details here: https://protonmail.com/fr/law-enforcement https://protonmail.com/fr/law-enforcement
  - bduerst 7y ago
    According to that link, Protonmail would observe and respond to a warrant from local government the same way Google does.
    - leonixyz 7y ago
      the difference is all data on protonmail servers is stored encrypted, and users have decryption keys in their client apps