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Since Andy Yen's unfortunate comments, have any of you left Proton? And if so, what alternative did you choose?

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/25445621

How did the transition go? Do you like the new service(s) so far?

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merde alors@sh.itjust.works
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i was using both proton and tuta, now i privilege tuta.

I moved many people from google to proton, from now on people i convince will move to tuta.

you don’t move in a week, you decide to move and start modifying your @ on all the sites and offices that contact you through that address. One day, you realize that it’s been months since you last needed your older address and you delete.

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Yesbutnotreally@lemmy.world
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Do you pay for two email providers?

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WrittenInRed [any]@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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Proton’s free plan is definitely more than good enough to slowly migrate off without paying for pro imo. I used it for my main email for the longest time and the only thing I even noticed was the no autodeleting of old trashed emails.

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Yesbutnotreally@lemmy.world
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I was just curious since they said they used both providers and then privileged tuta. Would assume they don’t mean providers should feel privileged because someone uses their services for free.

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