Google may monopolize the market for AI consumer services. And now it is now rolling out a service to help businesses set prices, based on what it knows about us. The failure of antitrust was costly.
I’m not sure I understood your sentence, but you can trust Tuta for sure. Proton has a history of working with police, so they can handle your data if asked by authorities. And there’s a general rule that if you want real privacy, that’s not free.
“you can trust Tuta for sure.”
No data collecting?
“And there’s a general rule that if you want real privacy, that’s not free.” Or another wards, if you’re not paying for the product, then you are the product. How sad of Capitalist realization statement is that?
But then how does your above statement about Tuta make sense?
if you’re not paying for the product, then you are the product.
Cloud storage and computing isn’t free, no one can give you it completely free at a loss.
But then how does your above statement about Tuta make sense?
Tuta gives a paid plan too, it’s a well established service you can trust. No service will refuse to collaborate with local law enforcement but you must give them a reason to track down your email provider in the first place.
No data collecting?
It’s impossible to operate an email provider with ZERO data collection. How do you even store the inbox? You can opt for the provider with least data collection. You can read their privacy policy here. By being german-based they obey GDPR too.
If you want even less data collection, you should find a disposable email provider and create a new temporary email for every thing you do. Like AdGuard, but you get a new email every time and lose the previous one, so no inbox.
That breaks The USA Constitution, I remember after 9/11 The USA Gov. was demanding it of all Internet based companies, but one stood-up & said no. Actually you can do it, you have the constitution on your side, just got to have the guts to do it. Plus if you locate all your real world stuff outside any countries’ reach, like your own land/island, than they have no legal way to do it. Of course ‘The Crazy Don’ does not care about those things.
“Who said, I want cloud storage.
Cloud is a server. Server storage is needed to store your account to log into and read your inbox (stored in the same way)”
Go back to server storage before cloud storage.
“I… I’ll just pretend I didn’t see the rest of your reply.”
Why? There was a whole ‘Free Speech’ documentary that went to all this, many years ago. I wish I had the ability to record & save that documentary.
I’m not sure I understood your sentence, but you can trust Tuta for sure. Proton has a history of working with police, so they can handle your data if asked by authorities. And there’s a general rule that if you want real privacy, that’s not free.
You understood my reply,
“you can trust Tuta for sure.” No data collecting?
“And there’s a general rule that if you want real privacy, that’s not free.” Or another wards, if you’re not paying for the product, then you are the product. How sad of Capitalist realization statement is that?
But then how does your above statement about Tuta make sense?
Cloud storage and computing isn’t free, no one can give you it completely free at a loss.
Tuta gives a paid plan too, it’s a well established service you can trust. No service will refuse to collaborate with local law enforcement but you must give them a reason to track down your email provider in the first place.
It’s impossible to operate an email provider with ZERO data collection. How do you even store the inbox? You can opt for the provider with least data collection. You can read their privacy policy here. By being german-based they obey GDPR too.
If you want even less data collection, you should find a disposable email provider and create a new temporary email for every thing you do. Like AdGuard, but you get a new email every time and lose the previous one, so no inbox.
“By being german-based they obey GDPR too.” You think Germany has the best data collection laws, of The EU?
Who said, I want cloud storage.
That breaks The USA Constitution, I remember after 9/11 The USA Gov. was demanding it of all Internet based companies, but one stood-up & said no. Actually you can do it, you have the constitution on your side, just got to have the guts to do it. Plus if you locate all your real world stuff outside any countries’ reach, like your own land/island, than they have no legal way to do it. Of course ‘The Crazy Don’ does not care about those things.
I guess right about that
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Cloud is a server. Server storage is needed to store your account to log into and read your inbox (stored in the same way)
I… I’ll just pretend I didn’t see the rest of your reply.
I hope my answers could help you and that you could achieve peace of mind.
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WHAT?
“Who said, I want cloud storage.
Cloud is a server. Server storage is needed to store your account to log into and read your inbox (stored in the same way)”
Go back to server storage before cloud storage.
“I… I’ll just pretend I didn’t see the rest of your reply.”
Why? There was a whole ‘Free Speech’ documentary that went to all this, many years ago. I wish I had the ability to record & save that documentary.