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@freediverx @taylor @boojum @skinnylatte
Privacy is not anonymity.
Encryption allows the details of a message only be read by sender and receiver. That’s privacy. Email otherwise is inherently insecure and not private. Your email address and the subject are plain text in transit.
It’s not who you are, it’s what you say that is protected.
Keeping financial records may very well be part of Swiss law. I know they have to keep financials for 10 years.
@Pyrogenesis @r3dr3clus3 @skinnylatte
Privacy does not mean you can’t be identified. That’s anonymity. Privacy means your content is for you and the intended recipients only.
Proton does not advertise anonymity. There is a difference, and that’s important to know as a consumer.
@lucas @skinnylatte
Additionally, privacy and encryption != free from consequences of illegal activity.
Proton is also zero-knowledge with email and drive, meaning contents is encrypted behind anyone’s purview without the password.
Swiss law requires a retention period of 10 years for financial data. I would have to imagine some of this information might fall under that umbrella.