the idea of a smuggler physically hauling contraband copies of Firefox into France just tickles me

I feel like this should made as a stickied post, from how often I’ve seen the quote come up, and the correction.

edit: or a bot that comments about when the motto was dropped on any post that mentions google.

[starts taking notes]

I thought I was being hit by a turning point meme for a sec

I know contacts are encrypted, but I wasn’t aware tuta implemented email labels yet, and all that came up from the search was a post from the company on reddit 6 months ago stating it was planned for the future, at https://web.archive.org/web/20230114104535/https://old.reddit.com/r/tutanota/comments/10aumyg/question_on_features_in_provided/ .

And encrypted folder names sounds believable, but I can’t find a link definitely stating encryption for that, specifically. If you could shoot me a link about it, I’d love to know it’s true before I start stating that to others. Don’t get me wrong, I really like how privacy-focused tuta is, but I jumped into a paid account knowing their frontend functionality is pretty barebones; something I was fine with supporting while they built it up, since the backend privacy focus and it being open source were the main selling points to me.

if it was you that downvoted me, know that it wasn’t me that downvoted you

I really hope upvotes/downvotes become public eventually, like it is on kbin; for times like this when a random passerby causes a misunderstanding

looks like others have it covered, but to add to it, it’s firefox after browsing a porn site

what caused me to lean more towards tuta was their encryption also encrypts the email subject line, and not just the body. I read PGP doesn’t allow for that

“If you could tell us which images you really don’t want seen, along with confirming its association with you, we’ll take it off the search results and definitely not add it to our dataset on you. Pinky promise.”