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First encrypted email compatible with IMAP/SMTP protocols
(techcrunch.com)
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Encrypted email ProtonMail offers up to 45% discounts for Black Friday
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A must-read on securing your Bitcoins
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They were hit by a DDoS that was so big it's suspected to be a nation state. Under those circumstances, their ISP and hosting provider didn't really give then a choice and basically forced them to pay the ransom, which you can rea
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ProtonMail's mission is to keep your emails secure and they are relentlessly working to enforce and evolve this goal. Giving the history of the team, coming from CERN and highly educated in MIT, Harvard and Stanford, I would not bet fo
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marcopol
9y ago
Where did you email them? They're known to have one of the best support out there.
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marcopol
9y ago
Yes, they don't. Check their statement on the new Swiss law here: https://protonmail.com/blog/swiss-surveillance-law/
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marcopol
9y ago
Actually, they are not. They are excepted from the law as they are not big telecommunications providers in Switzerland. ProtonVPN is not storing logs and you can see the 2017 update on their blog here: https://protonmail.com/
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9y ago
You can test the Plus account by signing up for the Free plan on the Windows client. You have 7 days Plus ProtonVPN trial https://protonvpn.com/
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marcopol
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They updated the blog post here: https://protonmail.com/blog/swiss-surveillance-law/ Doesn't apply to ProtonMail and ProtonVpn.
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Everything you need to know about buying Bitcoin
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9y ago
That is incorrect. ProtonMail has iOS, Android and Webmail. It allows integration with IMAP-enabled third-party email clients (like Apple Mail, Thunderbird, Outlook) through an application now in closed beta only for paying ProtonMail users