@Tutanota Your page says German law doesn't allow for gag orders on those requests, does Tuta notify affected accounts that their data has been requested?

@openrightsgroup Konform Browser aims to be the best and strongest in this category while still staying configurable and convenient enough to be pleasant for everyday use. I believe probably besides the also excellent Tor Browser it's already the strongest of any Firefox or Chromium derivative out there.

@XavierFor free!

@Pikapods For God's sake stop using Google. It's almost pure evil. If, like me, you use an Android phone, stay logged out of Google except when you do necessary software updates or add new apps. All but the shittiest apps work fine when you're logged out.

@stux Thank you for that, Stux!

@freesoftwarecaucus @Beli Rule out any service in the US as well due to similar laws being implemented in various states besides the obvious reasons

@openrightsgroup And don't use your real personal information, unless you really need to.Official government form, heath insurance, loan application= okRandom website, you want to access a couple of times. A free app game, a news site. They don't need to know your real name and birthdate.Need to verify a email address? Mailinator has free inboxes

Stout gives me bad vibes. Can't justify them, but I got the same feeling about Proton mail before it was eventually revealed to be indeed a honeypot.@konstruct@woof.tech

@_elena"Hey,We have received a (dare we say, terrifying) request to permanently delete your account. Your account has been deactivated and will be permanently deleted after 14 days."

@harrysintonen If govts can no longer be trusted to regulate tech companies then self-regulation becomes the norm I suppose.If services had insisted on all of these additional requirements at the outset then no one would have signed up.

@MissGayle thanks my english isn't particularly good when I'm half asleep

@Em0nM4stodon> "It is an act of self-protection but, perhaps even more importantly, it is also an act of protest."It is also our democratic duty to protect those who can't fight for themselves, who are in a minority and as such in an inferior position to defend themselves against attacks aiming at their human rights or personal privacy.It's a duty of the majority to protect minorities - because, in a democracy, majorities change... @catsalad

@stefan »Generally, prohibition is not completely effective, and tends to drive the market underground instead.«https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prohibition#Effects