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Proton requires KYC for an account, no? But I didn't know that they took bitcoin, that's good to know, thank you.
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118 sats \ 1 reply \ @sebastix 18 Feb
I think Proton is quite a good way to reduce your surveillance-state footprint.
I started using it two years ago. I'm only using email for now and setting up their drive / storage service is on my backlog. My goal is to use it as an extra offsite backup storage location. I'm also running two Nextcloud instances on my own machines.
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Proton seems, practically speaking, about as good as you can get for a larger company. And, after doing a little more research, it does seem you can open an account with no KYC and fund w/ bitcoin! So maybe that could be an option.
Wish Proton Drive worked w/ Mountain Duck :( though I appreciate the pointer to rclone, hadn't heard of that before.
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No KYC, signup with burner email; pay for proton+ with bitcoin.
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