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While you’re not technically wrong about IP address hiding, that wasn’t my question. I’m asking if there’s any feasible way for ProtonMail to not have the abil
by yunohn 5y ago
While you’re not technically wrong about IP address hiding, that wasn’t my question.
I’m asking if there’s any feasible way for ProtonMail to not have the ability to know which IP addresses connect to their services.
- cookiengineer 5y ago> I’m asking if there’s any feasible way for ProtonMail to not have the ability to know which IP addresses connect to their services. Maybe ProtonMail could offer an alternative .onion service? This way they couldn't legally be forced to give a way the IPs, because on the other end it's a TOR exit node anyways. And by design they cannot see the real IP from their point of view, so a legal enforcement would be useless.
- yunohn 5y agoThat’s a good point - mandating Tor usage. The Guardian also provides a Filedrop Onion service. Though I guess you could also access via Tor regardless, if not for the account creation stage.