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As a huge Fastmail fan and user: This was a bad post, and if the CEO is rolling around the comments today: Just delete it. ProtonMail and Fastmail serve very d
by ocdtrekkie 5y ago
As a huge Fastmail fan and user: This was a bad post, and if the CEO is rolling around the comments today: Just delete it.
ProtonMail and Fastmail serve very different threat models, and glossing over the differences between end-to-end encryption and not is disappointing. I choose Fastmail because my threat model isn't particularly concerned about the company's servers or government intrusion, but for the folks who do need to worry about that, Fastmail isn't a good option, and even a Fastmail blog should be willing to plainly and openly admit that.
If anything, Fastmail should even encourage people living under oppressive regimes or involved in sensitive whistleblowing activities to consider ProtonMail... even if they then use Fastmail for everything else.