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Removes the we don’t sell your personal data part from firefox’s privacy policy New product “prioritizes privacy over everything else” lol
Lol, didn’t Mozilla just sell out?
Seems like too little too late. There are other, more established privacy-oriented platforms in more privacy-respecting countries.
Something about this seems off but I can’t identify what…
It’s an american company, zero trust in it from me.
Is it a witch hunt for anything American already?
Can you blame people? Any american company is vulnerable to pressure from the american government to do whatever immoral acts it wants.
Pretty much. I don’t want to wake up to find out my email stopped working because a rapist wrote a new executive order after his Big Mac-fueled fever dream.
Does it? That sounds rather fishy right after Mozilla got a new exec change that focuses on money over everything else
Yeah no thanks, I just switched from firefox
Which browser did you switch to?
Which browser did you switch to?
Mozilla really should’ve been doing what proton does
will never use your email to train AI, flood your inbox with ads, or collect and sell your data
Like Firefox, it’s good to know. /s
which injects AI features into the service
A contradiction in the same piece of news.
Last but not least, I do hope they are not located in the USA because they would compete with all the other paid email services around the world.
That’s not a contradiction. I’m not defending the latter bit, to be clear, and I do not use the service. Just pointing out that those things do not contradict each other.
Data is sent to NVIDIA, you don’t and can’t know what is done about it. That’s the same for any AI usage that is not local, and most people don’t have the skills to do that.
It’s being sent to Nvidia IF you enable the AI feature AND IF your hardware is too weak to run the AI locally
Same as proton for the most part. The ai stuff is stupid anyway. Write your own emails or use a real LLM.
Is it encrypted at rest? That’s a big one. Email is insecure in general but that’s the bare minimum.
I’ll wait for the source code first. Mozilla is famous for pushing a lot of crap.
Where is NVIDIA mentioned at all?
You dont know what’s done with any of your data at any service, you have to trust what they say
That’s good because I don’t think I subscribe to any service at all.
I’ll just wait for the shit to roll downhill on this one. Fool me once … I have my popcorn ready.
I’ve been looking to move away from proton mail after the whole thing with the CEO and this looks ideal
It’s worth paying for a service rather than trust an org that’s been less than direct with us.
(Mailbox has a free tier that’s limited).
I use it with a 3d party client, it’s a very good and reliable provider. Their ui is trash tho
Hi thanks for the suggestion, do you mean they have a free trial or is there also a free tier that doesn’t expire?
Free doesn’t expire IIRC but it has almost no feature. You can try it.
Okay this does look really good. Thank you for the recommendation :)
Tuta doesn’t support external email clients, but if you don’t mind using it through the web or their app they have a free tier you can sign up for to see if you like it.
I just don’t have the energy to play email host hopscotch. Every capitalist CEO is going to stay something I don’t like with eventually.
While completely disagreeing, I can tolerate Proton leadership having a preference towards the political party that imposes less red tape. But after the decade of the month it’s been the dude will probably reverse his opinion now that his money is in danger.
I’ve heard it’s best to just buy a domain for your email for hopscotch reasons
Yes but if one use hundreds of Proton or Fastmail-generated email masks it’s a big switching cost.
Gmail alternative
Proton is better. And Betterbird is the best client I used, period.
