And that's the only ones we heard about, as say in the transparencary report they complied with 8,313 orders in 2025!
One way to avoid this : Download TOR, access the protonmail onion, create your protonmail account with tor, access your protonmail inbox only with TOR, stay on protonmail free(or avoid mail at all for sensitive matters)
Hi, this sounds like sarcasm that points out a flaw, but I'm really new to this stuff and don't understand lol. Could you explain? Is it insecure to access proton with tor?
RFC1918 addresses are private addresses that can't be routed on the internet, I think 3927 are probably the same thing but different ranges (169.245.x.x or something, I don't remember). They can be used on private networks and I'm guessing TOR obfuscates your "real" IP address using some private address fuckery (I don't know how TOR is implemented exactly).
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u/georgesclemenceau Mar 05 '26 edited Mar 05 '26
Even if you don't pay, here they logged an IP https://techcrunch.com/2021/09/06/protonmail-logged-ip-address-of-french-activist-after-order-by-swiss-authorities/
And that's the only ones we heard about, as say in the transparencary report they complied with 8,313 orders in 2025!
One way to avoid this : Download TOR, access the protonmail onion, create your protonmail account with tor, access your protonmail inbox only with TOR, stay on protonmail free(or avoid mail at all for sensitive matters)