As much as I think this Andy fellow is a douche, I appreciate Proton is encrypting all my stuff, which is still way better than gmail. For that, I will continue paying for the service. It's just so much work to switch over email - I don't want to have to do it again.
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What other email service is free and not a pos? Does one exist? Gotta pay to play I gues....
Checking privacytools.io, I see they have choices that aren't great alternatives to Proton's ecosystem. For example, NordVPN (not a great product) and Mullvad (didn't the owner contribute to a Swedish nazi party?)
So...is there a curated set of recommendations to replace all Proton products?
I'd recommend either Fastmail, Posteo or Mailfence for email, Cryptpad for Drive, Keepass for Vault, NymVPN for VPN, and literally any FOSS calendar app for calendar.
Why are you using that site? The owner ditched the old team at Privacy Tools and now has littered the site with affiliate links. The team went on to create a new site.
Bon jour Mailo...
The Suisse should boot Yen out of their country.
And to think...I ALMOST went through and paid for a subscription a couple of days after I started my migration from Google.
I've been procrastinating on buying their full subscription too. Now I'm glad.
This article only speaks about reddit users, how can you be privacy focused and not want to be part of a tech bro company and then use reddit?