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by esdf 3y ago
openpgp web key directory exists and should work but I don't know if many email providers support or use it
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by esdf 3y ago
Skiff says they encrypt email subjects while protonmail does not. I cannot determine from browsing if they encrypt the sender and receiver addresses. Skiff's free tier also has a 'generous' free tier with 4 aliases, 10GB of d
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by esdf 3y ago
Sure, for sending/receiving the email all of that is accessible/needed but some (all, even) of this could be stored encrypted by the user's password/mailbox-password. If I remember correctly: one of the reasons they don&
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by esdf 3y ago
If you are paying for Pass Plus or Proton Unlimited then you have integrated 2FA/TOTP which Bitwarden also makes you pay for, same with Yubikey/FIDO2/etc 2-step login, which I think is possible for signing into proton pass. A
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by esdf 3y ago
You might be thinking of https://encryp.ch/blog/disturbing-facts-about-protonmail/ edit: I'd like to inject a reminder that protonmail doesn't encrypt all of your mailbox contents. From their privacy pol
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by esdf 5y ago
I’m more interested in the original registrar (and ICANN?) of bitcoin.org having a name and payment that likely links directly to Satoshi. I would be amazed if nobody / nogovernment has looked at that information.
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by esdf 6y ago
Ha, you got me. I was about leave instead of saying how whatever comment I make has generally been commented already
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by esdf 6y ago
It hasn’t rolled out to all users yet
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by esdf 6y ago
ISNIC doesn't require domestic NS providers. They do require the nameservers to register a contact though. https://www.isnic.is/en/domain/req#req-hosts