Not collect data that can identify people. Yes you have to operate within the law BUT you can avoid collecting data that identifies people. Also you can explain what data you collect and not pretend to be perfect.

That poor bee

I called one of those places once (like 4 years ago) They refused to give me any information about law suit stuff unless I have them a bunch of private information. I was not not that interested and hung up.

Noooo, I love eating Wyoming. It’s the best cross between effective price and good tast. You must hate me. :(

I was wondering how much of an issue you had with mail ending up in the spam for people. I have had issues with that when using a custom domain with Tuta.

This is why I really wish the “control servers” were selfhostable on the open web. Kind of similar to how you can self host a relay node for Rustdesk.

I’ve wondered if you could even if it was slowly build up a database of traffic infromation and have it be an opt in feature. Like I know in general in my city when things get busiser so I know when to avoid certain parts.

Crazy you mean you can’t tell the difference between federal “agents” and kidnappers when there the same and dress the same?

One of the only times I have seen a “customer states” thing be right.

I personally use Mullvad and find it to be great with there view on privacy and sense I can create a new “account” anytime I want.

I use Tuta but it’s what convinced me to buy a domain. So if/when I switch providers the majority of contects will not notice.

This makes me so happy I’m using Graphine OS. Also the entire idea that there “not storing my history” I don’t trust them. They have already been sued multiple times over keeping ingogneto data.

But you see, it will be doing so in a predictable way. Unlike a Tesla that will change its mind at any point.

Crazy right, Law & Order only seems to apply to people that you disagree with.

Called them once when I was very bored. The person on the other side, refused to accept any bit of evidence. I asked him about queer youth suicide rates, his response “part of gods plan” or some kind of shit like that.

Like fuck off with that.

So true Calvin

I think it’s mainly two things:

• people fear reverse phone numbers look up tools more then the equivalent tools for social media.
• It’s viewed as less replaceable then just blocking somone on social media

I don’t really agree with either of these but it is what seems to be common.

I am sorry for Sonia Dahmani.

But literally I first thought this was happening in the US. Which it’s sad that it’s the first thing that comes to mind.

The unproven claims is the key part here. Also the point of “terminating an account would punish every user in a household” is important as well.

You can fine someone for piracy if you want. As long as they have the standard legal protections. But cutting access is excessive.

Overall a pretty good guide, beyond the Proton CEO statements they act like the Apple. As in a pain to switch away from them. They love to do ecosystem lock in.