herrschindler

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Any chance to get money back from Procto^WProtonMail?(forums.theregister.co.uk)
1 points by herrschindler 12y ago|1 comments
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by herrschindler 12y ago
Working assumption for this "NSA secure email" apparently was "the NSA does not have a web browser."
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KDE's Aaron Seigo explaining why he's paying email service MyKolab.com(aseigo.blogspot.com)
2 points by herrschindler 12y ago|0 comments
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by herrschindler 12y ago
So the EFF is now becoming the lobby for the US surveillance companies? Several of these companies built their business model on commercial surveillance of their users with the purpose of monetizing their data directly or indirectly. And th
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by herrschindler 13y ago
You've never been to Switzerland, have you? The price of an extra large coffee at Starbucks per month for highly secure groupware accounts? Surely, that is obscene. </irony>
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by herrschindler 13y ago
Before you consider hosting your mail in Germany, you might want to consider these: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=de&sl=de&tl=en&u=ht... http://rt.com/news/german-spy-agency-nsa-0
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by herrschindler 13y ago
As much as I appreciate their kind offer to compromise my key and hand it to the German authorities for forwarding to the NSA, I must politely decline. ;)
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by herrschindler 13y ago
As long as people think the issue is technical only, they'll keep choosing providers that cannot hold the promise they make. Legislation and local provisions should be very high on your list. So far, Switzerland seems like the best leg
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by herrschindler 13y ago
Comment of the CEO of the service PJ chose for her communications: http://blogs.fsfe.org/greve/?p=625 "While we’re happy to provide a privacy asylum in a safe legislation, society should not need them. Privacy sho