Yes, I think that a transparent upgrade that improves privacy is an obviously good thing.
And seriously, they should have left. The law allows the Swiss government to force proton to alter the code run on their servers to satisfy requests from foreign governments. That is ridiculous.
Brother...its an email product though...if you can use Signal, use Signal.
The point is there is no requirement for emails sent between different proton accounts to be as insecure as they are.
This is something where there are known open source solutions that are just flat out better than what proton is using, and proton just can't be bothered. You can't fix the whole Internet, but proton just doesn't care enough to fix itself.
There is no such requirement. They collect them necessarily in order to function.
By default proton doesn't log IP addresses. They're just not needed. But when ordered to they do.
Proton can do what it likes when it comes to messages being sent between different proton accounts. Use of meta data rich protocols like standard email, instead of, e.g., the signal protocol, is absolutely something they can be blamed for.
As is choosing operate from a jurisdiction that can comple them to collect IP addresses.
You know what's even better? Proportional representation and an executive branch that answers directly to your elected parliament.
Ranked choice or STV just means you continue to vote against Republicans and hope for the second worst option of Democrats, but you can feel better about yourself because you put a left-wing party down as your first choice.
STV should only be used for figurehead positions with no real power.
If the data is present but difficult to restore, it's annoying. You might need to spend a few days fixing stuff.
If the data is gone, it's devastating and can bankrupt a company. On a personal level it's the same as having all your photos destroyed in a fire. And backups not containing the right data are very common.
Noise cancelling only really works on constant background noises like an engine. It doesn't work on bells and just kind of muddies speech, but you can still here the noise.
Most of these (nightshade etc) are just a secondary form of AI grift that also doesn't work.
At best they last till they get effective enough for work arounds to be worth looking for, and then they're gone. The only remedies that stand a chance of lasting are legal.
Most of the country wants it but the politicians don't want to give the far right any excuses.
What we're seeing is closer and closer alignment until we end up as a defacto member of the common market, but without a say over the rules.
If we end up rejoining it will probably take more than a decade and it will be under the default rules, just because the EU can't be bothered to deal with British exceptionalism again.
Square root is an operator that maps a number to the positive number that when squared returns the original number, but there is also a square root symbol.
Similarly, % can be an operator that maps a number x to x/100, but there's also a percent symbol.
It just depends if you're talking about functions or fonts.
JD Vance confirmed to be in the next Minecraft.