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   by protonmail 8y ago

   This is completely false by the way. ProtonVPN is created by the ProtonMail team, which has many CERN scientists on staff. This is public record and can be verified by simply looking at the scientific papers they have published: ProtonMail
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   by protonmail 8y ago

   We're not ready to name names at this point, but you're actually correct. If one looks closely at what China lets through the Great Firewall in terms of the major VPN providers, there is something that stands out.
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   by protonmail 8y ago

   ProtonMail team here. The above is not correct. ProtonVPN is developed and operated by ProtonMail. However, it exists as a separate legal entity for security reasons. This is to avoid ProtonMail getting banned in jurisdictions where VPNs ar
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   by protonmail 9y ago

   We got the court order. 100%. If not we would have taken the requesting agency to court.
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   by protonmail 9y ago

   Did you read the article? The details and how it was confirmed is in there.
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   by protonmail 9y ago

   ProtonMail is quite prevalent in Turkey and there are actually ProtonMail users who work within Vodafone Turkey, and that is how we got the confirmation.
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   by protonmail 9y ago

   Is there actually a public source for this? We were not aware of this (but then again, we know almost nothing about users)
8. 338.▲
   by protonmail 9y ago

   There was a brief outage, but the block in Turkey is something entirely different.
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   by protonmail 9y ago

   ProtonMail team here. Here is our assessment about how ProtonMail compares to Gmail from the security/privacy perspective: https://protonmail.com/blog/protonmail-vs-gmail-security/
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    by protonmail 9y ago

    The library is the prerequisite for proper PGP support in ProtonMail, so it obviously needs to be built first.
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    by protonmail 9y ago

    Actually it is: https://protonmail.com/blog/protonmail-open-source/
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    by protonmail 9y ago

    https://protonmail.com/bridge
13. 343.▲
    by protonmail 9y ago

    We do, ProtonMail takes Bitcoin now.
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    by protonmail 9y ago

    We are close to solving the search issue actually. With the ProtonMail Bridge, full body search can happen locally so the servers can remain "zero knowledge".
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    by protonmail 9y ago

    PM team here, we just made an account to comment. We actually agree with some of the points made above, but we'd like to add the following commentary... Encrypting email while making it more usable than PGP is hard. There's no get