However, many may be surprised that ProtonMail was able to release the IP address of the account creator in the first place. "We are supporting European authorities in their investigations, as we are legally obligated to do so on the basis of an official request from the Swiss government." ProtonMail said in a statement in May 2021 that it had been compelled by an official request by the Swiss government to divulge the information that it had, though made clear that the email itself was released by investigative journalists. The United States has also recently accused the Belarusian government of "air piracy" following the incident, charging four Belarusian government officials. Investigators in Lithuania launched a pre-trial investigation into the matter, which is why ProtonMail was compelled through a "mutual legal assistance mechanism" to release the IP address to authorities. So this is a big change for me.Following the plane's landing in Minsk, both journalist Roman Protasevich and his girlfriend Sofia Sapega were arrested. I would add that I’ve been a Gmail user since it was invitation only.
Good to know the service is generally reliable. I didn’t know PM offered lifetime accounts at one time. I use a Mac and have switched to Firefox. I am trying Tresorit for cloud storage but I am reconsidering whether I want to keep any documents in the cloud. For search I am using Searx and really like it. Google is based on customers sharing lots of data. There is a pause setting but no off and I’m not sure how long they will pause or if I can trust that. I saw the history Google maintained on my searches and tried to turn that off. What really got me started thinking about privacy was search. Of course that’s not all as Gmail is not encrypted at rest. I agree that a small company cannot match Google’s resources.įWIW I am a G Suite customer and don’t think Google scans my email.
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