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Protonmail is not Crypto AG. Swiss laws are great for that purpose and it's a nice island inside the EU. Also a few actual cases disclosed by Proton that show t
by _blk 2y ago
Protonmail is not Crypto AG. Swiss laws are great for that purpose and it's a nice island inside the EU. Also a few actual cases disclosed by Proton that show the workings when collaboration does indeed happen: "here's the encrypted data that we store. Good luck."
As long as you keep emailing within the Proton realm, there's not much risk of a data leak or foreign govt. intervention. Maybe a denial of service? Or why do you see this as a risk?
Personally I love that they explore more for businesses but as a full biz suite they're not quite there yet. Love their email and VPN though.
For extra email privacy you can still use proton on a separate domain or a subdomain
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