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Sweden is part of 14-eyes. I realize this may be naive or already answered, but I don't see why I should trust any service in one of those 14 countries. When th
by Night_Thastus 4y ago
Sweden is part of 14-eyes. I realize this may be naive or already answered, but I don't see why I should trust any service in one of those 14 countries. When things are down to the wire, can anything in Sweden really guarantee any greater level of privacy?
- 4khilles 4y agoSee: https://mullvad.net/en/help/swedish-legislation/ https://mullvad.net/en/help/swedish-legislation/. Also, the Swedish government can't compel Mullvad to divulge information that it doesn't have.
- newscracker 4y agoI'd like to know which email provider(s) you use outside the 14-eyes, assuming you're not self-hosting. There are some privacy focused and relatively cheaper ones that avoid the five-eyes, but end up being in the nine-eyes or 14-eyes countries. Note: I'm not considering ProtonMail (Switzerland) as relatively cheap. I came to know about CTemplar (Iceland), but that shutdown a month ago.
- Night_Thastus 4y ago$4.22 (USD) a month is really not that bad for Protonmail, fwiw. (12 month, cheaper for 24-month) That's nothing compared to a Netflix or HBO max subscription.