@fluckx@merde It's my kind of reflection as well. But isn't it crazy that we do stuff "because the world needs it"? As individual, and even as a group, because we are such a small minority?
@unruhe@Tutanota@protonprivacy honestly, I have nothing against Tuta, I just chose Proton because of they new feature (forwarding rule to non-Proton recipients), and in the meantime I can say that Proton Support has been superb!
@JoMiran @ff0000 To my knowledge, Proton Pass as a fully featured 2FA management, including eased copy-paste into browsers. Am I missing something?
See @protonprivacy , that's the kind of boost from the Lemmy side that I don't understand...
@fluckx @merde It's my kind of reflection as well. But isn't it crazy that we do stuff "because the world needs it"? As individual, and even as a group, because we are such a small minority?
@watson387 Isn't Chromium, in an open-source way and far away from Google, a good choice?
@davel I decided to switch to #vivaldi. Highly recommend it.
@BetterDev ( @protonprivacy boosting this latest answer: priceless 😂)
@emmanuel_car @UTJD16 @YaksDC I highly recommend #AudioPro 🤩
For example, for the Sonos Move, the Audio Pro A15 produces a warm and very pure sound, has many features, but is (in my opinion) not a #privacy risk.
https://www.audiopro.com/en/product/a15/#dark-grey
@Charger8232 Yes.
@cardboardchris @akilou I must admit, via their extension (#firefox in my case), it already works like a charm.
@ForgottenFlux what about #Incogni ?
@unruhe @Tutanota @protonprivacy honestly, I have nothing against Tuta, I just chose Proton because of they new feature (forwarding rule to non-Proton recipients), and in the meantime I can say that Proton Support has been superb!
@Nelizea Thank you, and fantastic tool!
@kia Thank you!
@hperrin @governorkeagan Until they *realise* how much and for how long it's been violated.