[-] paranoidandroid42@lemmy.ml 1 points 10 hours ago

No you're understanding me. It's impossible to avoid Google as over almost everyone uses them. My thought really is if it's worth even trying. I can use a better service, but Google will still get my emails as most of my circle uses Google.

[-] paranoidandroid42@lemmy.ml 4 points 1 day ago

It's almost like we should not expect privacy. Tuta looks interesting, but again it's the lock in and they use their own proprietary encryption

[-] paranoidandroid42@lemmy.ml 4 points 1 day ago

I'd love if people in my circles would get onboard with privacy and do that. I tried getting family on Signal and no one seemed to care about their privacy. I could see people simply not joining the discussion due to friction.

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Looking to leave GMAIL and am currently testing Proton for a $1 a month. So far it's pretty good and the issue I have is not with Proton, but with who I'm sending messages to. If I send an email to a gmail account my information is still sitting on a Google server. So is Proton worth it? Is something like Fastmail just as good over all due to how email works? With Fastmail I can get email for my whole family for $14 a month. I won't have the VPN, ProtonPASS and other Proton apps, but are they worth the $12 a month for one person?

[-] paranoidandroid42@lemmy.ml 0 points 2 days ago

Yeah, it seems like a baazar relationship. Much like religion and government. I'm not sure who this will work with GrapheneOS and Motorola being bed fellows. That said GrapheneOS currently runs in Pixel phones and it's open source (I believe) so it would work.

[-] paranoidandroid42@lemmy.ml 3 points 2 days ago

I thought that Motorola and GrapheneOS were collaborating on a new phone. Which makes you wonder seeing as you stated that Motorola is a Chinese company based jn the USA how that would work.

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