I’m just curious, why?

Is it as secure as it claims?

Without a third party audit, we’ll never know.

I’ve never had an issue pirating anything with Mullvad.

I used it temporarily and didn’t notice anything. I left to use a custom domain, which they don’t support.

I don’t think many people here use Brave Browser because of their crypto referral program, but they’ve made strides at mitigating fingerprinting. I use Brave Browser on my PC and Android and never had an issue.

If you don’t have a VPN, it’s time to fire one up. I’d suggest Mullvad or Windscribe.

That’s the best free option, and possibly best option overall. I’ve been with them for about five years now and it’s been great.

I’d assume Sweden after the Swedish government stated they wanted backdoor access to Signal.

I was on the verge of deleting everything online, including my email address, because I’m with you, but at what point does the privacy movement start intruding on enjoyment of daily activity. I’ve accepted that my information will be had in exchange for a good product.

It’s not exactly how I want to operate, but also, life is too short. Ultimately, I’m on the verge of using Mullvad Browser, Mullvad VPN, and probably getting my email hosted out of some small shared hosting platform somewhere.

I think about this type of stuff daily and it’s just exhausting. The Internet has transformed into what we’d hoped it wouldn’t over the past five years.

Posteo.de has email, contacts, and calendar. You can use Filen.io for cloud storage.

Posteo.de is E2EE. It’s $12 per year for email, calendar, and contacts.

You’re not posting to play Devil’s advocate in a civil discussion. You’re trolling. You’re being disingenuous, at best. We can see your past post history.

Unfortunately, I have seen some CEO’s that will refuse employees using anything other than major services, like Google, Apple, etc.

I did see one specifically mention he will not interview anyone with a Proton email address because it wasn’t considered “professional”.

It’s certainly ridiculous, but big business is ridiculous.

I use Brave and Bitwarden on Android and haven’t had an issue. Is it turned on in Bitwarden, Settings → Autofill → Use inline Autofill?

I have noticed that some sites don’t allow it, but otherwise, no issue.

EasyOptOuts.com is cheaper and just as effective. Ben, the developer behind it, is very responsive. The biggest change I’ve noticed is that my physical spam mail, such as credit card offers, etc., have decreased to almost none in less than the six months I’ve been with them.

It’s well worth the $20 per year.

The irony here is amazing. You’re requesting a community where people agree with you because you have a realistic view of the world.

Did you ever stop and think that you’re the common denominator and maybe, just maybe, your world view is the one that’s wrong?