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I use Proton mail but it is kind of redundant saying it is secure. Lets be honest, most people use email for password resets, viewing bills/invoices etc. Most company's couldn't care less about end to end encryption. Half the business emails are sent from an outlook account, Microsoft can see the recipients sent and received emails. If you were trying to use it for private conversation, Proton to Proton, there are better secure IM services out there, for example Signal. Email is really just one of those things you need for public life. If all you use mail for is viewing bills, resetting passwords etc then chances are Microsoft and Google are already viewing half of them.
Thats true; really makes me reconsider buying a proton paid service. Between the https connection and the proton VPN, I dont even know why Id need to set up a proton-bridged client on my local machine for the added security. I dont even use email for 2FA or password resets; I have a password manager so forgetting passwords is never an issue, and I use authenticator apps for 2FA.
also proton DOES log your ip address and they bow down to anything the police wants, they helped the french government track down a french climate activist which got them arrested.
I wish RUclipsrs were consistent when it comes to this stuff. One says all emails are a trap while another selects a couple as king of privacy. Same with VPNs and any other tech field. I give up.
I think some of them are comparing different email and VPN services to identify which ones are better, while others are telling you the bare minimum you would need to avoid the ongoing mass surveillance from corporations and governments. So she emails and VPNs are clearly better than others, but all of them fall short vs other more private services like TOR.
@william-the-Guy Hi! Hope u well,would u like to help a kind person as me,to get the best "inkognitoemail account " pls, reason why im writing to just u,is that i got "that " feeling,sry for bad spelling,/Hope u Will not find this weird n write be back
You didn’t mention how proton mail has double password protection when logging into mail box. In case first level password is breached. Tutanota is great but mobile iOS interface is crappy. Just my two bits.
@@jnet9991 it's kinda time consuming when you are at a public pc and try to login, also I have heard something negative about Protonmail, I use my own mail server, but Proton is a good choice, if you want true anonymity a tor chat will do the job
Proton is what I use. Love it -I feel more secure with proton than any other email provider. Your tutorial and review of the top five secure email providers is concise and packed with great information to give us educated choices. Well done! Thanks for laying it out so beautifully for us.
Totally agree. Self hosting is the best option out there. Most of web hosting services offer a plug and play solution. It s not how hard that you can imagine.
@@hil449Normally I hate that argument, but in this instance it's actually pretty justified. There's a _huge_ difference between handing data over to a third party by default, versus someone knowing you self host, and having to actually gain access to your home network and hack into your email. Needing anything beyond the security of a self hosted email falls into the realm where even accessing google to write this comment is a concern. I dont know exactly what is of _that_ importance to keep private, but email shouldn't be your method if it is. Most of us are regular people who just hate spyware and being treated like animals by the system. We need email because of things like account recovery and so on.
For me there are actually just two - Tutanota and mailbox. One buck per month for the basic plan which is more than enough for most private usage cases and they don't sell to third parties which is the most important thing. Encryption is all good and fine but why would some person, organisation or state force encrypt mails if there are much more simple and efficient ways to get to the content of stuff written with a keyboard. It's much simpler to inject a key-logger and it even has extra value. Protonmails prices are outrages and their rhetoric simply is fear mongering and nonsense. If someone wants your data they'll get it if they know what they're doing. Also, the good thing with Tutanota and mailbox is that they're big but not too big. Most domain/aliases are still available. For some weird reasons proton lists that as an positive (as being reliable and not going bankrupt anytime soon) but it actually is more a burden than anything.
@@promotingnwofivehundredmil1369 You can anonymize Bitcoin using Monero. Or just pay with Monero if they accept it. I would just get some Monero and then use a dex like shapeshift to convert it to BTC then pay.
Once every password will no longer be needed is the only time when we really upgraded our security to the next level. I can not explain how frustrating it is to make a new password for everything.
I installed an email server and boy was it painful. Interesting learning experience, but a pain in the ass to set up nonetheless. And then when you set it up you still have a ton of work with DNS. And then you will likely end in some spam folders anyway because some providers like gmail don't like funny weirdly named email domains. I have yet to use it for anything but test emails, though.
A fantastic channel, liked and subscribed right away from the first video. Also I literally screamed out laughing when you said 'The number one is Gmail' then said 'Just kidding'
I love Proton, using their mail and VPN, both paid version. One thing I like about Proton Mail is that by default it won't load images and such when opening up mail.
Marc Lombart Andy Yen, CEO of Proton Tech AG, is a Taiwanese-American. Much of the Proton service relies on its Taiwanese staffs and its office in Taipei. Considering Taiwan’s full subordinate status to the US empire, anyone who really cares abt privacy should BOYCOTT PROTON PRODUCTS.
If you self-host, is the data your server receives encrypted? Probably not, as email POP3 and SMTP generally are not. So doesnt that make you more vulnerable than a protonmail client bridge with full encryption?
As I researched for the self hosted option I found many ISP makes a hell of trying to self host a mail server, because fear of abuse and spamming, and your IP can even be blocked or blacklisted if so... 🤔
Actually there’s a way to beat ProtonMail; U2F authentication is missing, they say they’ll release SOON (aka 100 years) everything, it is usage friendly but I’ve spot some bugs, beta versions almost in everything ... so far tutanota has work for me perfectly and it’s team is super helpful... I’d switch those two
go daddy was my provider until they sold out to microsoft 365 which i don't want to use, I use the server for my security but i read and keep my email on thunderbird. Which providers will work with thunderbird and possibly transfer easily from go daddy
Currently use gmail think I'll try free Proton maybe go back to yahoo but definitely going to try personal Postix. I have a request, Discord is a relivent communication tool. Could you do a basic run through on how to connect with people on it. I got an account a while back but never learned to actually use it like an old fashion chat room🤣
Like I can do in Mail, here on my Macbook Pro, which of these will allow me to aggregate all 15 of my email address (including non-gmail accounts) into one massive inbox? Thanks : )
Every one of them can be intercepted and read because of port 25 Also, using Windows or MAC also has back doors built in. Using a cell phone is like shouting out your window everything you and the other says. I use 2 of those emails you mention. Each for a different purpose and access both via TOR. And NOT using those 3 I mentioned to do it. Hosting your own email server is bad too. 1 search warrant and you are toast.
Actually, most of these don't use port 25. Proton, for example, uses a bridge to offer SMTP and IMAP functionality. The bridge encrypts everything on the computer before sending it to the proton servers on a unique port, and the proton servers will send encrypted email to the bridge local on your computer on a unique port...and the bridge decrytps and put it in the client through a common port locally. A lot of encrypted emails services offer no clients or IMAP/SMTP/POP3 support just to avoid this complexity (Like StartMail) , and just have you access your email through web only.
Ok so I have a question: for ProtonMail, is it as simple as downloading app, making an account and just start using it? I mean of course adding your contacts over and all that...bc I see other videos and they talk about the proton bridge? .. and I get confused. Thanks!!
That’s it, you don’t even need the app if you don’t want it. As for contacts, you can actually encrypt emails to external contacts as well - so you can utilize this for all of your current contacts with no effort to them. Proton Bridge is if you wanted your Protonmail email inside a different client (like the stock mail program on your devices)
ProtonMail has just added notifications (ads) above the emails (similar to Outlook). I closed my Outlook account because of this and will be closing my ProtonMail account as well.
So I want to set up my own server but I also want group calendars in there so I can set up a family calendar as well. We all use iOS devices this is for personal use of course not business. Any suggestions or guides that you can point me to or anyone else for that matter? :) The guide you have doesn't seem to support calendars.
How does Zoho privacy and security match up to these? Do they analyze everything you send? My business establishing a new account with an email host provider. The will be about 516K ppl actively receiving emails from us. I have about 9 email addresses I'll need to maintain. Is the most expensive Pronto plan able to support my situation? Thanks in advance.
What about RUclips accounts which are linked to Google accounts? Probably a stupid question. Anyhow, the mobile application possibility seems like a good feature too for the emails.
It's such a pain in the ass to switch from Google to proton. I'm debating if I should do it or not...yeah I like my privacy but not to THAT extent. I'll sit on it and see
@@alouisschafer7212 Well yea if you don’t use it for a few months or something that’s understandable, but how long is the window before it self destructs? Imagine you use it for important things and you only want to use one email instead of having to manage more. A week passes and bam it disappears.
Based on what was said and how it was said, ProtonMail should be first and, at best, self-hosting should be no better than 2nd. Additional cons? One person having to learn a lot versus a team of specialists, patching and updates, etc
Andy Yen, CEO of Proton Tech AG, is a Taiwanese-American. Much of the Proton service relies on its Taiwanese staffs and its office in Taipei. Considering Taiwan’s full subordinate status to the US empire, anyone who really cares abt privacy should BOYCOTT PROTON PRODUCTS.
Kefir & Yakult Andy Yen, CEO of Proton Tech AG, is a Taiwanese-American. Much of the Proton service relies on its Taiwanese staffs and its office in Taipei. Considering Taiwan’s full subordinate status to the US empire, anyone who really cares abt privacy should BOYCOTT PROTON PRODUCTS.
0:54 Did I hear this right or was this a mistake in the script? "Bitcoin" and "private payment" are words that should not exist in the same sentence. AFAIK, all transactions on the bitcoin blockchain are transparent (meaning not private) so everybody in the world can see who you transact with just by knowing your public bitcoin address. Or am I wrong? 🤔
So technically, you are right. Blockchain technology has one of its main components call transparency, which is everybody with your address can access exactly the transactions you’ve been doing, but there is a slight catch. You can have an address, but generally speaking unless you invested in some special NFT project and you declared yourself publicly that you were going to no one can link your bitcoin wallet to you. Every transactions on the bitcoin network is transparent and takes around an hour or so to validate it, so yes, saying private and bitcoin wallet at the same time is very contradictory, there are some transactions in cryptocurrency where you can privately send money
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Tutanto. I was using proton, but Tutanto GUI won it over for me.
Protonmail
i use Posteo, you should look at it. they encrypt your data and offert notes/calendar/contact sync
I use Tutanota, ctemplar as well as proton mail
I use my self hosted email, but mainly not because of privacy reasons, mainly because it’s just fun setting up
Only a german can enjoy setting up this stuff, shoutout an dich AshCheatum
Hello brother, I also want to learn how to build my own mail server, but I don’t know where to start. Can we communicate?
I use Proton mail but it is kind of redundant saying it is secure. Lets be honest, most people use email for password resets, viewing bills/invoices etc. Most company's couldn't care less about end to end encryption. Half the business emails are sent from an outlook account, Microsoft can see the recipients sent and received emails. If you were trying to use it for private conversation, Proton to Proton, there are better secure IM services out there, for example Signal. Email is really just one of those things you need for public life. If all you use mail for is viewing bills, resetting passwords etc then chances are Microsoft and Google are already viewing half of them.
Thats true; really makes me reconsider buying a proton paid service. Between the https connection and the proton VPN, I dont even know why Id need to set up a proton-bridged client on my local machine for the added security. I dont even use email for 2FA or password resets; I have a password manager so forgetting passwords is never an issue, and I use authenticator apps for 2FA.
also proton DOES log your ip address and they bow down to anything the police wants, they helped the french government track down a french climate activist which got them arrested.
I wish RUclipsrs were consistent when it comes to this stuff. One says all emails are a trap while another selects a couple as king of privacy. Same with VPNs and any other tech field. I give up.
I think some of them are comparing different email and VPN services to identify which ones are better, while others are telling you the bare minimum you would need to avoid the ongoing mass surveillance from corporations and governments.
So she emails and VPNs are clearly better than others, but all of them fall short vs other more private services like TOR.
@william-the-Guy Hi! Hope u well,would u like to help a kind person as me,to get the best "inkognitoemail account " pls, reason why im writing to just u,is that i got "that " feeling,sry for bad spelling,/Hope u Will not find this weird n write be back
best you can do is self hosted
You didn’t mention how proton mail has double password protection when logging into mail box. In case first level password is breached. Tutanota is great but mobile iOS interface is crappy. Just my two bits.
I have my Protonmail with triple password, primary, mailbox, 2fa, it's just unbreakable, but I also started to use my own domain for mail.
Michelangelo P cool sounds like a headache too. JK kudos triple sec
@@jnet9991 it's kinda time consuming when you are at a public pc and try to login, also I have heard something negative about Protonmail, I use my own mail server, but Proton is a good choice, if you want true anonymity a tor chat will do the job
Normal 2FA is more secure though
@@10meisterballe it have 2fa plus an secondary encryption password, so you have to input 3 passwords in order to read your mail
Proton is what I use. Love it -I feel more secure with proton than any other email provider.
Your tutorial and review of the top five secure email providers is concise and packed with great information to give us educated choices. Well done! Thanks for laying it out so beautifully for us.
I use ProtonMail. By far the best out there.
@air pods Does this include reply?
@air pods paste what u found.. I really need a good secured one
@air pods lol why don’t you just put it in here why you give a ultimatum
Setting up a mail server is one thing (and very hard by itself). But you'll be blocked by most e-mail providers as your mails will be considered spam.
And it will come down at the worst possible moment and you have no one else to fix it for you.
@@viharsarok and miss important work e-mails
Facts. All of this.
Totally agree. Self hosting is the best option out there. Most of web hosting services offer a plug and play solution. It s not how hard that you can imagine.
Not good enough. The web hosting provider can access your e-mails. How is that private?
@@viharsarok jeez, why tf would your hosting provider want your emails? Relax, you're not that important
@@hil449Normally I hate that argument, but in this instance it's actually pretty justified. There's a _huge_ difference between handing data over to a third party by default, versus someone knowing you self host, and having to actually gain access to your home network and hack into your email. Needing anything beyond the security of a self hosted email falls into the realm where even accessing google to write this comment is a concern. I dont know exactly what is of _that_ importance to keep private, but email shouldn't be your method if it is. Most of us are regular people who just hate spyware and being treated like animals by the system. We need email because of things like account recovery and so on.
Is self hosting traceable?
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I know this video is old. But what do you think about "Preveil" ? Could you do a video on this? Thanks!
For me there are actually just two - Tutanota and mailbox. One buck per month for the basic plan which is more than enough for most private usage cases and they don't sell to third parties which is the most important thing.
Encryption is all good and fine but why would some person, organisation or state force encrypt mails if there are much more simple and efficient ways to get to the content of stuff written with a keyboard. It's much simpler to inject a key-logger and it even has extra value.
Protonmails prices are outrages and their rhetoric simply is fear mongering and nonsense. If someone wants your data they'll get it if they know what they're doing.
Also, the good thing with Tutanota and mailbox is that they're big but not too big. Most domain/aliases are still available.
For some weird reasons proton lists that as an positive (as being reliable and not going bankrupt anytime soon) but it actually is more a burden than anything.
good points
It’s not anonymous if you have to pay. Even using Bitcoin. Considering all transactions are public.
@@promotingnwofivehundredmil1369 couldnt ya use a pre-paid debit card?
@@promotingnwofivehundredmil1369 You can anonymize Bitcoin using Monero. Or just pay with Monero if they accept it. I would just get some Monero and then use a dex like shapeshift to convert it to BTC then pay.
EFF sellout smh
You guys are incredible
Once every password will no longer be needed is the only time when we really upgraded our security to the next level.
I can not explain how frustrating it is to make a new password for everything.
@Nigel -- Just make sure it's NOT LastPass. :D
just use a password manager lol
Im happy with tutanota.
Can you search emails older than 1 month?
What email service is Ed Snowden using?
Solid video! keep up the good work bro🤙🏽
I installed an email server and boy was it painful. Interesting learning experience, but a pain in the ass to set up nonetheless. And then when you set it up you still have a ton of work with DNS. And then you will likely end in some spam folders anyway because some providers like gmail don't like funny weirdly named email domains. I have yet to use it for anything but test emails, though.
How long did it take to make it? Are you still using it?
A fantastic channel, liked and subscribed right away from the first video.
Also I literally screamed out laughing when you said 'The number one is Gmail' then said 'Just kidding'
I love Proton, using their mail and VPN, both paid version. One thing I like about Proton Mail is that by default it won't load images and such when opening up mail.
Probably for security measures as image files can be infected with malicious code.
Marc Lombart Andy Yen, CEO of Proton Tech AG, is a Taiwanese-American. Much of the Proton service relies on its Taiwanese staffs and its office in Taipei.
Considering Taiwan’s full subordinate status to the US empire, anyone who really cares abt privacy should BOYCOTT PROTON PRODUCTS.
@@ragusaf Yeah, but their jurisdiction is based on Switzerland not Taiwan.
Tressen V read above ... it looks like more decisions are taking place in Taiwan than there should be and that’s a very bad sign
@@ragusaf Well if that's true, that's fucking bad... but how do you know that...? provide sources bro
I use tutanota
@6:19 For a quick second I was like... Wtf! I can't stop laughing. That was a good one! lol
I'm using protonmail, but I've noticed recently they've turned highly political, so I'm considering switching again
Example or source
Great video thanks man!
If you self-host, is the data your server receives encrypted? Probably not, as email POP3 and SMTP generally are not. So doesnt that make you more vulnerable than a protonmail client bridge with full encryption?
how do I migrate gmail to proton mail or other that you recommended?
You got me on the Gmail! I watched bc I am sick of Gmail and looking for a new provider...lmao
As I researched for the self hosted option I found many ISP makes a hell of trying to self host a mail server, because fear of abuse and spamming, and your IP can even be blocked or blacklisted if so... 🤔
Proton is not that bad of a deal, when you bundle e-mail and their vpn, you get proton drive with the bundle.
And you end up in a vendor lock-in. ProtonMail doesn't offer you an easy way to migrate your e-mail to another provider.
Thanks for the great tutorial!
A great and extremely useful video.
Actually there’s a way to beat ProtonMail; U2F authentication is missing, they say they’ll release SOON (aka 100 years) everything, it is usage friendly but I’ve spot some bugs, beta versions almost in everything ... so far tutanota has work for me perfectly and it’s team is super helpful... I’d switch those two
Tutanota is based in a 14 eyes nation
go daddy was my provider until they sold out to microsoft 365 which i don't want to use, I use the server for my security but i read and keep my email on thunderbird. Which providers will work with thunderbird and possibly transfer easily from go daddy
Great video,keep it up!
Thanks. Very enlightening. Subscribed!
6:17 I guessed it would be gmail but then relaxed after it was a joke.
Phew.
Currently use gmail think I'll try free Proton maybe go back to yahoo but definitely going to try personal Postix. I have a request, Discord is a relivent communication tool. Could you do a basic run through on how to connect with people on it. I got an account a while back but never learned to actually use it like an old fashion chat room🤣
Like I can do in Mail, here on my Macbook Pro, which of these will allow me to aggregate all 15 of my email address (including non-gmail accounts) into one massive inbox? Thanks : )
Every one of them can be intercepted and read because of port 25
Also, using Windows or MAC also has back doors built in.
Using a cell phone is like shouting out your window everything you and the other says.
I use 2 of those emails you mention. Each for a different purpose and access both via TOR. And NOT using those 3 I mentioned to do it.
Hosting your own email server is bad too. 1 search warrant and you are toast.
which one's the best, or any other better alternative
Actually, most of these don't use port 25. Proton, for example, uses a bridge to offer SMTP and IMAP functionality. The bridge encrypts everything on the computer before sending it to the proton servers on a unique port, and the proton servers will send encrypted email to the bridge local on your computer on a unique port...and the bridge decrytps and put it in the client through a common port locally. A lot of encrypted emails services offer no clients or IMAP/SMTP/POP3 support just to avoid this complexity (Like StartMail) , and just have you access your email through web only.
Ok so I have a question: for ProtonMail, is it as simple as downloading app, making an account and just start using it? I mean of course adding your contacts over and all that...bc I see other videos and they talk about the proton bridge? .. and I get confused. Thanks!!
That’s it, you don’t even need the app if you don’t want it. As for contacts, you can actually encrypt emails to external contacts as well - so you can utilize this for all of your current contacts with no effort to them. Proton Bridge is if you wanted your Protonmail email inside a different client (like the stock mail program on your devices)
@@techlore Wow! That helped a lot. Thanks!!
What private browser would you use bromite or brave just curious
Sir what do you think about zoho mail? Is it a good alternative for gmail in terms of security and privacy ?
Please check that proton mail is indeed open source. I've heard it isn't
Nice vid bru
This is amazing!
Wtf, notifications finally worked :D
😎
Can you do a video about email client software too? It's a question I've had for a while and there are no reputable sources with good suggestions.
ProtonMail has just added notifications (ads) above the emails (similar to Outlook). I closed my Outlook account because of this and will be closing my ProtonMail account as well.
The background music scares me. I feel like I'm watching an alien movie
So I want to set up my own server but I also want group calendars in there so I can set up a family calendar as well. We all use iOS devices this is for personal use of course not business. Any suggestions or guides that you can point me to or anyone else for that matter? :) The guide you have doesn't seem to support calendars.
How does Zoho privacy and security match up to these? Do they analyze everything you send? My business establishing a new account with an email host provider. The will be about 516K ppl actively receiving emails from us. I have about 9 email addresses I'll need to maintain. Is the most expensive Pronto plan able to support my situation? Thanks in advance.
What do you think about mailfence? Is it good?
Techlore: Any thoughts on fastmail?
Do you guys also know a service named Eprivo?. I find it so sketchy for so many reasons. Can @Techlore do a video about unproven / unsafe services?
I just use protonmail no spam and very satifisfied
How many of these are FOSS and have concrete proof of being end-to-end encrypted?
How would you rate gmail with mailvelope?
What’s EFF stand for?
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, from www.eff.org.
What's your opinion on something like lastpass or dashlane?
These videos are great
quality of customer support is also worth mentioning :)
Is Zoho any good?
Can you recommend a FOSS-Email Client for Android?
I'll wait here for someone knowledgeable to give us suggestion/recommendation
@@epicoddgamer2900 fairmail on android
Good job 👍
What about RUclips accounts which are linked to Google accounts? Probably a stupid question. Anyhow, the mobile application possibility seems like a good feature too for the emails.
Hey Henry like your hat it was really cool looking
Isn't there an email service option for Firefox? Any good?
What do you think of Preveil for Gmail?
It's such a pain in the ass to switch from Google to proton. I'm debating if I should do it or not...yeah I like my privacy but not to THAT extent. I'll sit on it and see
How do Lavabit and Startmail stack up, what made them not make the list? I don't know a lot but I see those services thrown around a bit.
protonmail gave up its logs to state justice. You should update this video
Ok Idk why I'm watching this video but this guy's CUTE!!
I concur
I like the sound of proton mail but it self destructs if you go by sometime not using it ?
that is a good thing
nobody wants dead accounts floating around for months
@@alouisschafer7212 Well yea if you don’t use it for a few months or something that’s understandable, but how long is the window before it self destructs? Imagine you use it for important things and you only want to use one email instead of having to manage more. A week passes and bam it disappears.
I have Proton mail and shockingly it was hacted. And I do not get some emails on it. It is is not in the Junk on Spam boxes
Huge one!
Two paid protonmail accounts, love it!
What about Lavabit? Aren't they even trying to push some new way of sending email? It's not free though I think.
Please do let me know what do you think about Xeams as an email security server.
What about startmail?
What are people thoughts on Lavabit?
Criptext?
Based on what was said and how it was said, ProtonMail should be first and, at best, self-hosting should be no better than 2nd. Additional cons? One person having to learn a lot versus a team of specialists, patching and updates, etc
ProtonMail actively gave information to the FBI during a legal case. They're not privacy friendly and are straight-up lying about being so.
@@s1nistr433 fck, i already paid 2 years plan for protonmail. So I'm fckd up? Just use the same paid version of gmail???
@@manifestaphillips3574well gnail only have a bigger storage. not having multiple email aliases, hide my email, 2tb storage
What is the easiest website builder?
What about disroot.org :/
Disroot is also a great one and has many different other apps and services!
What do you think about mega . nz
I think tutanota accepts montero as an payment option, making it also private.
Unfortunately no. Just for donations
Proton mail, paid option to support the project
Andy Yen, CEO of Proton Tech AG, is a Taiwanese-American. Much of the Proton service relies on its Taiwanese staffs and its office in Taipei.
Considering Taiwan’s full subordinate status to the US empire, anyone who really cares abt privacy should BOYCOTT PROTON PRODUCTS.
@@ragusaf You stfu, why are u posting everywhere, Proton VPN jurisdiction is based on Switzerland not Taiwan....
No mention of blockchain or Matrix hosted email. Real p2p decentralized platforms.
For me tutanota is best
Thank you brother
Surprised posteo is not listed here ...
I use Samsung email. I will use it till I find an email app that supports gmail(my domain)
What about Hushmail?
No FastMail?
Hey techlore, pls do a vpn review of hide me, winscribe and lavabit encrypted proxy
Hey Techlore I like your hat you had on
@ Introduction
@ Soverin
@ Mailbox.org
@ Tutanota
@ Protonmail
@ Gmail!
Kefir & Yakult Andy Yen, CEO of Proton Tech AG, is a Taiwanese-American. Much of the Proton service relies on its Taiwanese staffs and its office in Taipei.
Considering Taiwan’s full subordinate status to the US empire, anyone who really cares abt privacy should BOYCOTT PROTON PRODUCTS.
Wait.......is there any service called Yandex, or I am dreaming? Why is nobody mention them? How much secure they are?
0:54 Did I hear this right or was this a mistake in the script? "Bitcoin" and "private payment" are words that should not exist in the same sentence. AFAIK, all transactions on the bitcoin blockchain are transparent (meaning not private) so everybody in the world can see who you transact with just by knowing your public bitcoin address. Or am I wrong? 🤔
So technically, you are right. Blockchain technology has one of its main components call transparency, which is everybody with your address can access exactly the transactions you’ve been doing, but there is a slight catch. You can have an address, but generally speaking unless you invested in some special NFT project and you declared yourself publicly that you were going to no one can link your bitcoin wallet to you. Every transactions on the bitcoin network is transparent and takes around an hour or so to validate it, so yes, saying private and bitcoin wallet at the same time is very contradictory, there are some transactions in cryptocurrency where you can privately send money