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to anyone wondering, this was the blogpost Peter was talking about: https://encryp.ch/blog/truth-about-protonmail/ https://encryp.ch/blog/truth-about-protonmail
by ushakov 5y ago
to anyone wondering, this was the blogpost Peter was talking about: https://encryp.ch/blog/truth-about-protonmail/ https://encryp.ch/blog/truth-about-protonmail/
- mrjin 5y agoWow, worse than I thought. Was considering ProtonMail, then I asked why I should trust them and the answer was I should not simply just trust them because they were claiming to respect privacy. Tried to host it myself, then it turned out too much trouble as I no longer have a fixed IP. Even tried those managed mail services with my own domain but well, none really fits all my needs.
- 0dayz 5y agoYou can buy a cheap vps + domain and setup the mail server on it or use it ro reroute traffic. Worse case you can buy expensive dyndns.
- nix23 5y ago>Worse case you can buy expensive dyndns. DONT USE DYNAMIC IP's for mail-servers, never ever!
- rognjen 5y agoJust FYI that post is wildly inaccurate and the submission has been flagged: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29103056 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29103056
- that_guy_iain 5y agoFunny part is the author of that blog post demanded Cloudflare identify customers and explain why Cloudflare customers were doing a legal activity.