The only important code is only the Frontend. Israel can and probably monitor Palestinian telecam in a waayy more global way). It may be suspicious to you, but you have not a single proof nor a legitimate idea about why they want to have ProtonMail clients IPs (and only IPs) this way (which is stupid because they you can also say that Israel is Directly linked to the USA and the USA can whatever they want). At least Tutanota (their main competitor) is transparent, open, answers questions, and doesn't route their traffic through Israel. Only their front-end web UI is open source, we have no idea how trustworthy their encryption implementation is, and they refuse to answer questions about it. ProtonMail will end up getting a Palestinian political activist killed one of these days.Īnd that's not the only issue. Yes the emails are end-to-end encrypted, but you don't know what kind of zero days or technology the Mossad is sitting on. It's a little suspicious that Radware offered this service to them (Radware came to ProtonMail), now anytime the Mossad wants someone's emails they only have to DDoS ProtonMail and then bingo. It goes through Israel, you can test this yourself easily next time ProtonMail is under a DDoS attack. If Israel want to spy you, they can do it waayy more easily and globaly that doing this kind of thing Then, this only applies to Protonmail, not ProtonVPN and this for a very simple reason: most of ProtonVPN datacenters are also used by AirVPN (they do not own most of the servers). And it not 'a problem', it's not TRUE (it goes to Germany) and this system is activated only when a DDoS is performed.įirst, it's not the case (about Protonmail), and even if it was, your emails are end-to-end encrypted.

ProtonMail has a FAQ explaining why this isn't a problem ProtonMail has a FAQ explaining why this isn't a problem, but I still don't trust them.

It's not worth the Jews having your Internet traffic. I imagine they probably do the same with their VPN servers. ProtonMail routes their email traffic through an Israeli telecom with links to the Mossad whenever they're under a DDoS attack.

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