It is plausible most other free e-mail services does the same. If you use mail actively for communication, non-privacy oriented providers which do not provide zero knowledge services are able to "read" your mails whenever they want. Regarding mail: Mails are for some people sensitive, for others it might not be important at all.
TL DR version: Mail is worth it, VPN depends - but probably not worth it. The VPN doesn't seem to be working properly on Linux which is a big throw back, should I get another VPN for Linux or hope that Proton will work fine?įinally would it be a good idea to create the account by accessing remotely to another PC in a different location and what is your set up in terms of PM mail privacy guys? Would that work? I see people using Simple Login and other stuff but I don't quite get it and seems confusing to me when I can just use an alias provided by pm? If you still think that I should make the move, can you please suggest me what is your set up? I was thinking something like for the important stuff and then as alias to less relevant stuff. Thus what difference does it make to me? I mean if I interact with them the big guys will read my emails won't they? All I want is to stay away from the big guys, however when you look at the prices its going to be around $100 per year to use mail and VPN so the question arises, is it really worth it?Īll my contacts have either gmail,outlook or their own domain which is often used in O365 as a client. I don't know much about encryption and keys and all the rest of it.
I am about to do it, the only worry I have is, is it really worth it? PLEASE HELP! Im willing to do it in the following hours if worth it.
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