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Re:The FastMail Security Mindset by distances on Tuesday December 05, 2017 @04:29PM (#15856187)
If I recall correctly, ProtonMail was using RoundCube as the webmail interface when I was looking for a service. RoundCube was the reason I left my previous e-mail provider, so I had to give it a pass. Though now their website is showing a rather nice web UI, perhaps they've switched to a new one since then?
Re:The FastMail Security Mindset by bartbutler on Tuesday December 05, 2017 @05:15PM (#15856553)
We have never used RoundCube in the project's history. You must be thinking of someone else.
Re:The FastMail Security Mindset by sp4rki on Tuesday December 05, 2017 @08:49PM (#15857863)
I'm gonna piggyback on your comment to ask a question I'm not clear on. Am I correct in that if I don't set a recovery email there is absolutely no way for anyone to get access to my account unless they get my password? If that were to happen I could recover my account by proving to you I am who I say I am (perhaps gov ID plus DNS records), but my previous email will be forever encrypted?

I ask because that is what I want. I want my account to autodestruct if compromised and when recovered I want to be assured that all my personal data has been safeguarded by effectively throwing away the key into the depths of Mordor.

Re:The FastMail Security Mindset by distances on Tuesday December 05, 2017 @05:27PM (#15856640)
Thanks for the clarification, must indeed be mixing you up with another service!
Re:The FastMail Security Mindset by carussell on Tuesday December 05, 2017 @05:45PM (#15856785)
You might be thinking up riseup.net. They use Roundcube, they target a similar audience, and both have a cryptopunk-ish slant.
Re:The FastMail Security Mindset by distances on Tuesday December 05, 2017 @05:58PM (#15856893)
I had a quick look -- I was thinking of Posteo. I think they aren't aiming for the exact same customer segment, but I think of both as a small Central European service that values privacy.