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E2E encryption through a third party is not impossible if you use an out of band encryption key. Only the message body is encrypted E2E. The header isn't. I wo
by catlikesshrimp 5y ago
E2E encryption through a third party is not impossible if you use an out of band encryption key. Only the message body is encrypted E2E. The header isn't.
I would still use Proton over gmail, because I don't want google to have ALL of my data.
The article points 8 and 9 are ridiculous.
Take away message from the article: if the USA, or the EU, is your enemy, you shouldn't use proton, or gmail, or any 3rd party email provider. If you live in a Russian backed dictatorship, proton is OK; you should be more worried about your hardware and your meatspace.