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_vere | 6 months ago

Interesting they'd chose to move to germany with their infra after the whole "gov sued Tutanota into providing a backdoor into e2ee email and won" thing happened. I've been with proton specifically because they are one of the few privacy focused email providers that isnt based in germany. Maybe it's time to say screw it and host my own, even if deliverability is gonna be an issue. I don't feel like my email is safe if it's hosted in germany.

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immibis|6 months ago

It's absolutely not safe, they raid people's apartments for complaining about Gaza. They raid Tor exit nodes even though they know full well what a Tor exit node is (they're hoping to find the operator did something else wrong, or just disrupt the Tor network). They raid people's homes for things they don't like about that person's business (including running Tor exits). A typical raid seizes all electronics. And until recently, public wifi was illegal. There's now a special exception for public wifi specifically, but anything similar (such as VPN exits) is still probably illegal.