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Re:ProtonMail Voluntarily Offers Assistance for Real-Time Su... by mikece on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @11:30AM (#20041316)
And would it be breaking any laws for a third party to pay for your ProtonMail account? Might be worth it to some people to pay 2x or even 10x the annual fee in cash to a third party to not have their financial fingerprints on the account.
Re:ProtonMail Voluntarily Offers Assistance for Real-Time Su... by rolltiide on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @11:46AM (#20041544)
You can buy and sell Protonmail accounts on Empire, Nightmare (formerly Dream) and other marketplaces
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Re:ProtonMail Voluntarily Offers Assistance for Real-Time Su... by mikece on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @11:40AM (#20041454)
Not everyone wanting privacy is a terrorist. Sometimes they are just very private people.
Re:ProtonMail Voluntarily Offers Assistance for Real-Time Su... by acct1771 on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @12:58PM (#20042580)
The dead comment shouldn't be dead, as it represents what we're up against in society. It's relevant.

But it should indeed have this kind of response.

Wanting privacy is not a crime.

Re:ProtonMail Voluntarily Offers Assistance for Real-Time Su... by throwaway743 on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @12:18PM (#20042059)
And perhaps everyone shouldn't have to live under the watch of a panopticon
Re:ProtonMail Voluntarily Offers Assistance for Real-Time Su... by smolder on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @01:44PM (#20043162)
Pardon my cynicism here, but: panopticon proponents seem to have all the power. There's little you can do to protest it. There's no anti-panopticon party to vote for, and organizing any kind of counter-action will just get you labeled a terrorist if at any point you become effective, I'd guess. I love to support products that respect my privacy, but it sort of feels like wasting money for lip service.