Month: January 2025

ProtonMail, while providing end-to-end encryption for the content of emails, does not encrypt all metadata. Here’s how this metadata can potentially lead to issues for users if authorities request information: In summary, while the content of your emails remains encrypted, metadata like sender/recipient information, timestamps, and subject lines can still be accessed. This metadata can …

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Exploring Bitwarden’s Free Send Feature Sharing sensitive information securely remains a significant challenge. Enter Bitwarden Send, a feature within the Bitwarden password management ecosystem designed to make secure data transmission straightforward and safe. This feature is included in the free version of Bitwarden. Here’s an in-depth look at what Bitwarden Send offers, how it works, and why you …

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Five anonymous messaging apps to consider for secure, encrypted communication without the need for personal identification. Here, I dive into five distinct platforms—Zangi, Session, Status, Delta Chat, and Briar—each bringing unique features to safeguard your conversations from prying eyes. Whether you’re an activist, journalist, or simply someone who values privacy, this guide will help you …

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If you want good cheap (free) communication privacy, then use the following methodology: Zangi is an encrypted communication app that provides text messaging, voice and video communication. You can attach files to a text message. No personal information is required at Zangi.com. It uses end-to-end encryption. You can send expiring messages. Add a password protected …

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