Americans are falling behind in everything because they’re their own worst enemy.

They’ve become too corrupt, inefficient, and monopolistic.

Of course, reality’s hard to accept, just as it was for the British.

I mean, as far as I’m concerned, if not for all the websites that ask for email to register, I wouldn’t be using it. No personal comms go via email.

When a user’s assigned a static forwarded port, it creates a unique identifier that can be used to track and correlate their VPN activity over time.

This persistent identifier undermines the core anonymity purpose of a VPN service, as it provides a way to fingerprint and potentially deanonymize specific users despite the VPN encryption.

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The whole point of not supporting IMAP is security.

Same topics here, which is exactly why I have no use for archiving chats.

No looking back.

On my side, messengers are used for daily communication, info, memes and such.

Memories are made in person or via video calls having coffee, drinking. My family and friends are scattered all over so we often drink via Signal, sync the music we listen to on both sides… All night long. 🪗 😁

Interested about video calls - do you record them as well for looking back?

Using Mullvad, I stay connected to it 24/7. I’ve no problems with torrenting. It costs 5€/month. Maybe try it out to see if it’ll suit you as well.

The same applies to what I commented about Mxroute - Purelymail doesn’t cater to users who require end-to-end encryption, advanced privacy features, or those who need built-in security measures beyond standard email protocols, as it’s primarily focused on reliable email delivery and hosting rather than security-first communication.

Tuta would be a viable alternative to Proton.

MXroute doesn’t cater to users who require end-to-end encryption, advanced privacy features, or those who need built-in security measures beyond standard email protocols, as it’s primarily focused on reliable email delivery and hosting rather than security-first communication.

Tuta would be a viable alternative to Proton.