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Nubo as a Proton Replacement?
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this post was submitted on 02 Feb 2025
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Wait for them to be audited. Trusting a company just because they say the right thing is silly.
I know people are up in arms about Andy Yens silly comments, which is fair but, Proton is a proven service.
If your looking for an alternative go for another proven service such as Tuta or Mailbox.org
I heard Tuta is a honeypot. Is this not the case?
It's obviously not impossible, but you'll find people calling every single private messaging platform honeypots. I don't recall seeing any convincing proof for Tuta, personally.
Fair. :)