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When called out on it, they then doubled down on this dogshit take: https://archive.ph/quYyb
I'm toughing it out unless someone offers me a good alternative. E2EE and has this whole suite of tools. However, it's unfortunate that I use my protonmail address for my main address and not my custom domain.
I can't catch a break.
EDIT: Nope. It's my fault. I was warned about Proton, and I didn't listen. I deserve this.
Warned by, how? A brief sentence with no citations would be enough for me.
There're plenty of posts on Lemmy about Proton being shady sometimes. No Linux apps, creating a crypto app, and now this.
Protonmail has a native linux app for both Debian/Ubuntu and Fedora/Red Hat.
Damn, not a great start to 2025 but I guess migrating away from Proton will be this month's project.
This wouldn't have anything to do with US internet restrictions would it? Like how multiple states place age verification on porn sites? Like how more restrictions would pop up in a MAGA admin to keep it "safe".
That wouldn't benefit Proton at all now would it? They don't serve a product that would circumvent those restrictions right? A product they sell?
Goddammit, and I just signed up for a Duo account during their sale last year to try and de-google me and my partner's life.
Ugh, I guess it's still better than Google too, but I won't be migrating to their password manager or vpn. Now I have to fully anticipate leaving Proton ASAP as well. It's even more of a pita for my partner though, she's not a techie, part of the proton appeal was that the apps and integrations make switching convenient for her.
So fucking typical, I miss the "Don't be evil" days when engineers at least pretended to care about social issues and sometimes even actually did.
ivpn and Tutanota for email/calendar/contacts. And honestly, if you're comfortable with self hosting your own stuff, Nextcloud can manage your files, calendar, contacts and all kinds of other stuff.