Sandboxed Google Play for push notifications breaks privacy?

Hulk

Thank you very much for researching this topic @unwat 👍

@abcZ feel free to contact me over Matrix or Telegram if you think that I misunderstood you.
I have a deleted a few of your posts because (in my opinion) they were violating our rules and/or our Code of Conduct.

dudewithconcernsiguess

unwat Thank you so much for the effort of getting into the code!!

Boffs

abcZ

Use "Fairemail" (preferred) or "K9Mail" instead of proton mail.

How did you get protonmail working with fairemail? I just tried and got an error message saying protonmail isn't supported. Everything I've seen posted online has said protonmail doesn't work with third party email clients. Would love to get it working if its possible.

abcZ

Boffs I said instead of. Pick a better email service provider, best choice is to host your own.

f13a-6c3a

abcZ best choice is to host your own

I'd say that would be the worst choice

Boffs

abcZ
You listed two email clients as a replacement for an email service provider. Not helpful.

abcZ

f13a-6c3a You would definitely have to substantiate that, because its completely off.

f13a-6c3a

abcZ You would definitely have to substantiate that

uptime, tech knowledge, security management, hardware management, mail server management, records (DNS, MX, SPF, spam, etc.) management, service cost, just to name a few - but you already knew that :)

abcZ because its completely off

you would definitely have to substantiate that - ohh, wait....

f13a-6c3a

abcZ You've failed to support your position entirely.

I could ask:

abcZ You would definitely have to substantiate that

but see no point

abcZ

Boffs Its not my fault or problem if some people pick an email client that ties them to a specific provider.

abcZ

f13a-6c3a You've failed to support your position entirely.

Eirikr70

Hosting your own email provider is quite a headache and is out of reach for non-tech persons. And even if you succeed, you won't have all you mail delivered since some providers will refuse mail coming from unknown providers or from a residential IP. But if you like tinkering with computers it is a funny challenge !
And by the way, an email is never private, except if both parts have an encryption system (which is quite rare) : an email is like a postcard, every person that catches it can read it.

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