Given the context, I would be most concerned that they’re not asking for verification when they have some way you’re already being tracked.
Given the context, I would be most concerned that they’re not asking for verification when they have some way you’re already being tracked.
You know what would be a really easy way to confirm if Proton is sometimes requiring email verification? Just look on their own website, where they openly say they do it.
The question isn’t whether they’re doing this. It’s whether they’re actually doing it to “prevent spambots,” or if they’re employing it when they need more info to track who’s signing up.
I don’t know what to tell you. Tried it yesterday, and it required an email to verify.
I just tried it yesterday. Definitely required an email for verification.
Sounds fair to me!
Been waiting for intellectual property reforms for so long, at this point I’d be willing to abandon IP laws entirely. It’s holding the species back.
It’s more difficult to run government psyops on mastodon.
That’s nice. But you should get a gun. Much more effective fighting method than deleting an app.
Then you’re supporting diminished privacy.
Sure. But so are the generals.
Fuck’em all.
LoL. When the fuck did I say anything like that?
I’m just not surprised he’s more paranoid now.
And they were in violation of the constitution.
That enemy is a duly elected representative. They are required to follow any order he gives that isn’t illegal.
Totally. You should assume yours is being tracked if they’re not asking for verification.
They literally committed treason on behalf of the defense industry.
I just loaded up a Linux vm with Brave, and tried to sign up in a tor window. It requires a verification email to sign up.
Maybe you’re using a browser or OS that it’s tracking.
Well the last one withheld Afghanistan troop numbers from him, and there were reports Mark Milley staged somewhat of a soft coup as chairman of the joint chiefs. Trump’s gonna be paranoid about bringing in anyone already embedded in these departments.
Try it now. Load up a tor tab in the Brave browser, and try signing up for an email without providing any info.
No shit, Sherlock.
There’s really not much you can do. There’s just too many cameras in the public spaces. If any government official wants to see who’s visited an abortion clinic, they can just have the local traffic camera company tell them.
We need to ban the government getting around the 4th amendment by partnering with private companies.