If the email is end to end encrypted, it shouldn’t matter. You and your recipient are the only ones who can decrypt. As long as the recipient is also using ProtonMail, my understanding is that you’re protected from all man in the middle attempts.I saw this on Reddit and it looks like the Swiss doesn’t need a warrant to even look at emails. Or am I reading it wrong?
Are you saying eg. Apple’s encryption is not good enough?The higher price is because they are a relatively small company whose only monetization is the money they are paid directly. Their focus is privacy and security first. If those things are the most important things to you they're worth a look. Being in Switzerland should protect you (if it actually matters) from casual surveillance. Keep in mind that it has been shown that if you are an evil international criminal Switzerland will still (rightfully) hand over what they have on you.
Are you saying eg. Apple’s encryption is not good enough?
In what way?
if the data is actually kept only in Switzerland, how much slower it is compared to cloud giants, who use local caches?
There is really no need to use Proton Drive. Download Cryptomator, create a Cryptomator folder in iCloud, Google, or any other cloud service, and your personal data will be free from any hacker, or any other prying eyes attempts.
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It does, they are harder to strong arm by a creepy 5 eyes or 14 eyes country if they arnt in those jurisdictionsIf the email is end to end encrypted, it shouldn’t matter. You and your recipient are the only ones who can decrypt. As long as the recipient is also using ProtonMail, my understanding is that you’re protected from all man in the middle attempts.
Did you read the website? It doesn't sound like you did given your reply.Where are they based?
Also im skeptical if they interface with google, or don’t discourage its use while being security and safety based
Did you read the website? It doesn't sound like you did given your reply.
Security Architecture — Cryptomator Documentation
docs.cryptomator.org
It doesn't matter where they are based. Cryptomator is software that runs on your own computer and encrypts your data on the fly before writing it to the filesystem, e.g. to your Dropbox, Google Drive, iCloud Drive or whatever folder.Where are they based?
Also im skeptical if they interface with google, or don’t discourage its use while being security and safety based
Metadata is not encrypted (often they're not interested into the content of the message). It's all about headers, metadata, recipients, IP-Addr., etc.If the email is end to end encrypted,
I don’t think Proton encrypts meta data either.Metadata is not encrypted (often they're not interested into the content of the message). It's all about headers, metadata, recipients, IP-Addr., etc.
I was able to strip the skimlinks and found it. Since I made the post, it looks like the original link works now. All is good.No idea what this skimresources thing is. Just open a blank browser tab, go and either type in the url to the proton blog article, or go to the proton site and browser until you find it. How spoonfed do you need to be ffs.
It cannot. Proton is using plain PGP - no metadata encryption!I don’t think Proton encrypts meta data either.
Metadata is not encrypted (often they're not interested into the content of the message). It's all about headers, metadata, recipients, IP-Addr., etc.
It really depends on... Most 'services' are not interested into content - it's about metadata for them.well the main thing you don't want to get out is the message itself, right?!
It really depends on... Most 'services' are not interested into content - it's about metadata for them.