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I am also paying for ProtonMail. They come off as a very dodgy company willing to twist the truth themselves. They claim that they can provide E2EE for email,
by c7DJTLrn 5y ago
I am also paying for ProtonMail.
They come off as a very dodgy company willing to twist the truth themselves. They claim that they can provide E2EE for email, being careful not to give away the fact that this is impossible for regular emails to non-PM customers.
Frankly I only use them because they're the biggest "private" email service and that provides a kind of safety in numbers.
- Sebb767 5y agoAs a business in that space, you probably need to have dodgy marketing in order to convince mainstream users. I'm not disagreeing that it's bad, but it's probably necessary business-wise.
- codyro 5y agoAlso a paying ProtonMail customer. While I concur that it's a bit misleading nothing is stopping you from using your own key and mail client (albeit with their "bridge" solution) to send E2EE e-mails. If you rely on the keys they generate you can export them and use them accordingly but one should be weary of the handling of said keys if they were compelled to make a backdoor as others have noted. That being said this does leave a bad taste in my mouth.