@kazani: Proton Mail delivers customer data to government

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Do not use Proton mail service. Seems they deliver all customers data to government Here are some detailed sources describing the Proton Mail vs. Phrack controversy from September 2025: - The Intercept's investigative article (one of the most comprehensive journalistic accounts): https://theintercept.com/2025/09/12/prot… - Phrack's own article (Issue 72, which includes the original exposé on North Korean cyber-espionage and a timeline of the Proton account suspensions at the top) https://phrack.org/issues/72/7.html - A blog post analyzing the incident from redact. dev https://redact.dev/blog/proton-mail-jour… - Another blog-style breakdown on Substack (The Lunduke Journal) https://lunduke.substack.com/p/the-phrac…

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@kazani: Proton Mail delivers customer data to government

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kazani advises against using Proton Mail, claiming the service delivers all customers' data to government. The claim itself is not explained in the text, which instead links to sources on a September 2025 controversy between Proton Mail and Phrack. Those sources include an investigative report from The Intercept on suspended journalist accounts, Phrack's Issue 72, a redact.dev blog analysis, and a Lunduke Journal Substack breakdown.

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misha· 10 months ago
recently started with GPG Mail Extension for MacOS https://gpgtools.com/ as a maybe Protonmail substitute. it’s awesome, but sadly almost no one uses PGP :) using the extension to my surprise i noticed Apple signs their emails! happy someone is showing the way lol. (btw Protonmail supports PGP natively)
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