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I am still not convinced that I should trust Kagi. Why should I use my email address to log into the system? They say that it's for them to know how much credit
by nalekberov 3y ago
I am still not convinced that I should trust Kagi. Why should I use my email address to log into the system?
They say that it's for them to know how much credit you have left.
Mullvad does generate a unique number for you, which you can use indefinitely.
- freeAgent 3y agoYou can create an account with an aliased/unique email address.
- carlosjobim 3y agoIf you don't trust something, you should follow your gut instinct. Do you think something or somebody becomes more trustable if the repeat "Trust me, bro" to you? You don't achieve anything by asking "why should I trust them?", especially on a message board full of strangers. An dishonest person will repeat a thousand times that you can trust them, while an honest person probably will take offense.
- ziddoap 3y ago>You don't achieve anything by asking "why should I trust them?" They didn't ask that. They said "Why should I use an email address to log into the system?" (rhetorical) and then gave an example of a service that also needs to verify the user has paid for the service (VPN), but does so without requiring accounts/in a more privacy-preserving way (Mullvad).
- unaindz 3y agoBut he didn't asked just for a "Trust me, bro". He is asking about why they don't use mullvad which can replace email id. It only seams beneficial to allow that if you promote your service as privacy focused.