Re:Restoring your privacy costs money, which makes it a mark...
by 1vuio0pswjnm7 on Friday July 16, 2021 @08:16PM
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Paying cash for the purpose of privacy is a little weird, IMO.
Whereas using uBlock, e.g., is not weird at all, IMO.
The latter contributes to an improved experience but not the former, IMO.
Using a non-Gmail address is definitely not weird. Millions of people use non-Gmail addresses every day at work.
That said, I wonder if the OP author used cash to pay for his ProtonMail subscription. Also, the OP fails to mention that ProtonMail offers a free tier of 150 emails per day.
Whereas using uBlock, e.g., is not weird at all, IMO.
The latter contributes to an improved experience but not the former, IMO.
Using a non-Gmail address is definitely not weird. Millions of people use non-Gmail addresses every day at work.
That said, I wonder if the OP author used cash to pay for his ProtonMail subscription. Also, the OP fails to mention that ProtonMail offers a free tier of 150 emails per day.