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Is Tuta a good alternative to gmail?
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How can you trust an unnamed intelligence officer though? For all we know, they might have an actual honeypot competing against Tuta and want to gain marketshare.
After all, intelligence agencies are guaranteed to be the first one's who discovered Ortis was selling secret information. Might as well give him fake information to spread around and make criminals doubt any previous information sold by him.
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Where there's smoke, there often is fire. If you don't trust the allegations, fine.
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