Privacy measures do not equate to ‘illegal activity’. We all have something to hide, but the Internet makes that hard to achieve. Masking an IP should have been

Privacy measures do not equate to ‘illegal activity’. We all have something to hide, but the Internet makes that hard to achieve. Masking an IP should have been a standard from the outset as part of the Internet’s original design, but it wasn’t. As for Protonmail, it’s perfectly fine if someone uses this for registrations. I don’t attach my legal name email address to any services because of breaches etc Plus Protonmail has encrypted inboxes as opposed to Gmail which is harvested and part of Prism or whatever the NSA calls it now.