Is proton secure?
Will be tough to leave Google ecosystem despite flaws
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I'm on Proton Ultimate which inclues Mail (unlimited aliases, which I use everywhere), Calendar, VPN, Drive, and Pass.
Proton Pass supports Passkeys - which I've never used yet - but I might start migrating everything that way if it's actually more secure - and unless I hear that that's a bad idea - e.g., what if I lose my device, etc.(?)
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I don't really know. But what I don't know they're doing is likely less bad than what I do know Google is doing...
Nothing is really secure. I remember reading that they have a WEF globalist on their board of directors. Proton is also headquartered in Switzerland, that's where many of the top globalist are located.
I still Proton since the service is better then google and outlook, but just keep that information in mind. Nothing is secure these days.
100%. It's like the "least dirty shirt in the hamper" and I'm not willing to run my own email server with all the overhead that requires.
Yes, I remember that about the WEF'er too. I'd read an article about a year ago (maybe?) called "Proton's [FirstName] [LastName] Problem" that went into detail about her, and I haven't been able to find it anywhere ever since. Thought it was on Unlimited Hangout, but no idea.