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by T3OU-736
909 days ago
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(Disclaimer: This is not at all meant as a negative against Tutanota/ProtonMail/et all.) ```We have included a conclusion that Swiss Privacy laws are good, and very similar to German privacy laws.``` This is weird to me in that these are laws of man, and therefore ignorable or lopphole-able by other humans if they can. Usually, by sneaky buggers in the intelligence agencies. It is, after all, their job. Rather, I would want the standard to be something akin `Our laws do not force weakening of efforts to establish and maintain privacy.` which is to mean no meddling in E2EE, forcing VPN providers to keep logs, etc. |
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