> They're not going to protect your privacy to their detriment. They’re running a business, they’re not martyrs. Fine, then they shouldn't profess their faith.

> They're not going to protect your privacy to their detriment. They’re running a business, they’re not martyrs. Fine, then they shouldn't profess their faith. - Home page, second line: Privacy friendly - Second site page: Privacy Claim: “At Email.ML, we value the privacy of our users and are committed to protecting their personal information.” If what they mean is security, since they are not committed to protecting privacy, they should just say security. Security can be a fine selling point without the newspeak. Translated claim in ‘oldspeak’: “At Email.ML, we claim to value your privacy, but we will share your personal information whenever it suits our interests or legally required.”