>>106001474 tuta is literally honeypot tho. Some poor canadian whistleblower is getting fucked in the ass for leaking this. And the BND is insane anyways. Even if it were a normal company they would still get whatever they want.
>>106001474 My nigger in Christ, we are talking about the country that implemented mandatory data retention on ALL communication that's currently trying to reimplement said policy in Germany and EU wide. What fucking drugs are you smoking and what reality are you living in?
>>106001766 >tuta is literally honeypot tho. Some poor canadian whistleblower is getting fucked in the ass for leaking this. You mean the guy who claimed his government installed tuta as a honeypot and then immediately walked it back?
Anonymous
7/23/2025, 9:40:49 PM No.106001890
>>106001805 >My nigger in Christ, we are talking about the country that implemented mandatory data retention on ALL communication Source?
>>106001890 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_retention#Germany https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vorratsdatenspeicherung Anyone and I do mean anyone that recommends anything marketing itself as muh privacy while the company is in Germany either glows brighter than the sun or is a useful idiot. Don't fall for this shit, the Stasi was also a German invention.
>>106002149 >>o-oh it's j-just a-all data No, it's just all encrypted data just like in any functioning state (including switzerland). Switzerland is now arguing that every account needs to be deanonymized by designed.
Anonymous
7/23/2025, 10:15:07 PM No.106002229
>>106000333 (OP) Grim. What's the next best privacy country? Iceland?
Anonymous
7/23/2025, 10:24:48 PM No.106002315
>>106000333 (OP) Sirs, I unironically use Zoho Mail and I like it. I prefer my data being in India than being controlled by my own country. Feels safer that way.
>>106002524 ... and he also said Graphene is the best thing ever...
Anonymous
7/23/2025, 10:50:46 PM No.106002567
>>106002534 Ja klappt auch ez aber ne, was ist das generell? Zahlen um cookies abzulehnen? Wtf ist diese Gier. Und dann Beschweren das keiner Bock auf diese leleks hat jaja.
>>106002542 NEEIN ICH KEINE SCHNITZELJUDE BIN HAUS STUL
Anonymous
7/23/2025, 10:53:46 PM No.106002593
>>106002567 Gibt noch schlimmere. Zahlen damit du keine Werbung siehst aber deine Daten verkaufen sie trotzdem an jeden der nicht bei drei aufm Baum is.
>>106002089 Sir, post proof it is not a honeypot sir.
Anonymous
7/23/2025, 11:16:41 PM No.106002802
>Revision of Swiss surveillance law VรPF would directly target VPN & encrypted chat and email providers based in Switzerland. So what does that mean for me exiting through Switzerland for torrenting. Should I switch to a another country or is it still good enough? I only care about not getting expensive cease and desist letters from some copyright troll farm.
>>106002802 As long as you're not creating an account this addition won't affect you. However, I don't know if they overruled their stance on not being allowed to spy on P2P connections.
>>106002848 >However, I don't know if they overruled their stance on not being allowed to spy on P2P connections. That comment made me check, and turns out troll farms can now legally spy on P2P traffic. They changed that in 2020 already. Better move to greener pastures.
>>106000377 Or Iceland, which I hear has the best in Europe.
Anonymous
7/23/2025, 11:55:04 PM No.106003106
>>106002994 >That comment made me check, and turns out troll farms can now legally spy on P2P traffic. They changed that in 2020 already. Better move to greener pastures. They had one advantage and the blew it. Failing states seem like the only option now.
>>106003108 >In 2019, another revision to Swiss copyright law was approved by the Federal Assembly, which came into force on 1 April 2020. ... >They also introduce a notice and stay down procedure for services which host copyright infringing works, establish that IP addresses can now be collected and submitted to authorities as part of copyright infringement investigations, ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_law_of_Switzerland
>>106005110 There's none. It's fucking over. And if you try to host your own you'll fight a never-ending battle of not inboxing and not receiving emails.
Anonymous
7/24/2025, 4:12:29 AM No.106005127
How does this affect us Americans?
Anonymous
7/24/2025, 4:34:39 AM No.106005254
All those "based" services are literally, directly run by glowies. Because why wouldn't they.
Is it easier for glowies to invest in a 2 billion dollar supercomputer to crack RSA keys, or to just setup a bunch of random VPN and email providers in Europe with retarded names?
>>106005346 >outlook I had an old outlook account I haven't used in over 10 years. I think my shit got taken over or something. Won't even let me login. Like the site breaks when I try to login. Back when I did used it though, there would be so much fucking spam. Outlook's spam filters were god awful. Then I found proton, shit was like night and day. I never seen spam from them.
Anonymous
7/24/2025, 10:21:52 AM No.106007295
>>106002180 It's located in Germany that is part of 14 eyes, so Tuta is a honeypot by default, just avoid any service located in a western country. For email it's just better to get a VPS and self-host, with all-in-one software like Stalwart, email self-hosting is simple today. If Switzerland gets cucked I don't know what VPN service would I use though.
>>106005254 Yep, just look at Crypto AG. https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/306088-the-cia-secretly-ran-one-of-the-worlds-largest-encryption-firms-for-decades
>>106007340 I was just making fun of the name. However, the owner of the media company behind it 'returned to Germany after 1953'
Anonymous
7/24/2025, 10:35:50 AM No.106007368
>>106007313 OP is a faggot that posted a marketing article from tutafuta, I'll wait for a proper detailed article from an independent side like PrivacyGuides.
>>106007384 >first is a copyright law from 2020, no info about it affecting people outside Switzerland or Switzerland authorities cooperating with USA/EU >second is in the most retarded language on earth so who cares So it's a nothingburger and this is a tuta marketing thread. Good to know ProtonVPN is still safe to use.
>>106007295 >get a VPS and self-host Because those are certainly not compromised. >If Switzerland gets cucked I don't know what VPN service would I use though. Panamanian or any other South American country with lax data retention laws.
Anonymous
7/24/2025, 10:53:06 AM No.106007446
>>106007412 >>first is a copyright law from 2020, no info about it affecting people outside Switzerland or Switzerland authorities cooperating with USA/EU It's about P2P not being legally secured anymore in switzerland >>second is in the most retarded language on earth so who cares Oh sorry let me use a translator real quick for you: >Switzerland admits to mass surveillance without any suspicion of crime Now off you go, eat your raclette
>>106007528 >>106007532 >>106007540 Three completely natural posts, appearing 61 and 60 seconds apart from each other, baiting this hard to derail a thread that already has solved all of the questions asked in it