I’ve been using Tutanota for a while now. Been interested in people’s opinions about Tutanota and Protonmail.

    • Dusty
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      1911 months ago

      Don’t have any real evidence to substantiate this,

      Then why post it and spread FUD?

      Seriously shit like this is ridiculous and should get you banned. I can make shit up with no evidence as well, but it does no one any good.

      • @DahGangalang
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        211 months ago

        In interest of a complete record, the video I found most compelling on the issue:

        https://youtu.be/IeXaYR4ed9c

        I’d love for you to disprove this guy’s claims. I mean this in good faith and will be checking back in the next couple hours.

      • @dngray@lemmy.oneM
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        211 months ago

        Then why post it and spread FUD?

        Deleted by Mod.

        People please try to remember the rules about substantiating your content/posts.

    • Poggervania
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      1011 months ago

      “I have no evidence, but let me make an unsubstantiated claim and mention there’s YouTube videos about it and then recommend the very thing I said might be problematic”

      • @DahGangalang
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        111 months ago

        In interest of a complete record, the video I found most compelling on the issue:

        https://youtu.be/IeXaYR4ed9c

        I’d love for you to disprove this guy’s claims. I mean this in good faith and will be checking back in the next couple hours.

          • @DahGangalang
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            111 months ago

            That’s fair.

            I do think this video lays out a clear case that Proton is not as open and anonymity focused as it could be. While going from those facts to a postulation that it’s a fed honey pot is probably a stretch, to use this as grounds to say “Proton isn’t as trustworthy as they claim to be” seems reasonable.

            Thoughts on that line of thinking?

              • @DahGangalang
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                111 months ago

                Yeah, I think that’s a reasonable expectation from the service. The notion that it’s an end-all-to-beat-all service is foolish, but when properly incorporated into an otherwise robust personal protection plan, it can probably help with security.

    • @privacyfalcon9899@lemmy.one
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      711 months ago

      Bulls*t. What the random YouTubers claim without evidence is also nonsense. It’s remarkable to allege that an open source and audited app is a honeypot. Well, find it guys, it’s open source.

      • @DahGangalang
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        211 months ago

        In interest of a complete record, the video I found most compelling on the issue:

        https://youtu.be/IeXaYR4ed9c

        I’d love for you to disprove this guy’s claims. I mean this in good faith and will be checking back in the next couple hours.

        • @sanpo@sopuli.xyz
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          011 months ago

          I didn’t watch the video, because I don’t have 15 minutes to listen to what sounds like a conspiracy theory, but the source link for his info he put in description is dead, so that doesn’t inspire confidence…

          Anyway, how would a Swiss company be a honey pot for the feds?