Mine is that the useState hook is an actual plague on the entire React ecosystem. Regardless of your opinions of React, if you wanna use something then use it right.
Mine is that the useState hook is an actual plague on the entire React ecosystem. Regardless of your opinions of React, if you wanna use something then use it right.
Email does not matter as much as people think it does. People like to suggest that others should switch to Proton or Tuta. There are some benefits to doing that. For example, Proton and Tuta are zero knowledge encrypted. Tuta is completely powered by renewables, and it supports contacts integration on Android.
However, some people say that those services give you real email privacy. They don’t. Proton uses the same protocol that everyone else is using. Tuta sort of does their own thing, but it is interoperable with all email services. Unless you are emailing people within the same service, it is not end to end encrypted. You could use PGP. I think most people would not open your email or respond to you, though.
In my mind, email is old school and a fairly low priority for privacy enthusiasts. You are welcome to switch to those services. And like I said, there are some benefits. If you think, however, that using those services is going to give you real email privacy, you are unfortunately mistaken.
I just don’t want all of my emails scanned through and used for further algorithm generation / AI training.
But feeding the sentiment of OP, some 80% of your inbound and outbound email ends up with either Microsoft or Google anyway.
This is valid, but just remember there are limitations. I personally use Tuta.
True, I can’t control that though.
The most private email servers are going to be whatever is being hosted out of medium to small hosting that specialize in hosting websites but also provide a mail service through postfix or similar. I guarantee you whoever you come up with will not have enough people, overhead or coordination to bother to go through your inbox unless you’re literally begging the tech on the phone to help you fix it. Or your sending out a shit load of spam.