Protonmail has TWO different creation stories I started to wonder about Protonmail’s creation when I discovered someone had deleted all of Protonmail’s history before it’s Beta Launch. I wondered… What is there…
PrivacyTools.io Uses Censorship to Protect Protonmail
Short Summary: Privacytools used censorship to protect Protonmail on Reddit PrivacyTools references a blog post that is mostly non-related. Is PrivacyTools still credible? Detailed Analysis: 1. Privacytools.io Used Censorship to Protect Protonmail…
The Truth About Posteo
Posteo has a backdoor to bypass users 2FA 2FA only applies to the web interface. If you enable 2FA it is still not enabled on mobile devices. This means that Posteo has…
The Disroot DDOS Attack of 9/18/19
After posting our review of Disroot here several people contacted us with comments designed to threaten, harass, intimidate and belittle. The attackers identified themselves as members of the Disroot community and “Digdeeper“….
Protonmail’s Crowdfunding & Equity Sale
1. Protonmail Crowdfunds To “Remain Independent” When Protonmail was being created the founders would frequently decline seed startup capital. Andy Yen clarified this when he told Forbes “The reason we have to…
The Truth about Disroot.org
The Truth About Disroot 1. Disroot may be a criminal organization Disroot offers a data retention policy that is illegal in the Netherlands. On 9/18/19 attackers who identified themselves as connected with…
Protonmail’s False Claim List
Lie: “Protonmail obeys the law” In 2017 Protonmail seems to have used illegal cyber warfare capabilities to unlawfully break into a suspected phishing server. You can see the tweet and read about…
Protonmail Dev’s Do Not Use Protonmail
Would you use a service that none of the creators used? Only 1 of Protonmail’s creators show they use Protonmail. In fact, the majority of them hide their email address shamefully or…
The Truth About Protonmail
1.Protonmail Behaves like a CIA/NSA “Honeypot” Protonmail has an Onion domain that allows users to visit their site using the TOR browser. Protonmail even has an SSL cert for that onion address…