my reverse panopticon

@myreversepanopticon

18+ only. I'm here to support the obliteration of the State. I'm a radical bisexual far left wing anarchist. Let's see how long before Tumblr takes this benign blog down. lastly, let it be said that I am an incomplete project. my contradictory consciousness is sometimes reflected here. ps I don't know you and I'm poor and broke af so don't you dare ask me for money.

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grungeouttakesabstracts

Light speed

Madrid, Spain -- 4/18/12

wiselyboldzephyr

A Smoother Way Out of Gmail

Proton has introduced new migration features aimed at making it easier for users to switch from Gmail to Proton Mail. The company is focusing on one of the biggest barriers to changing email providers: the hassle of moving years of messages, contacts, and online accounts tied to a single address.

The updated tools help users transfer their existing data while also reducing the risk of missing important emails during the transition period. Rather than forcing a clean break, Proton is trying to make the move gradual, allowing people to maintain continuity while they update accounts and notify contacts of their new address.

The announcement is part of Proton's broader effort to attract users looking for stronger privacy protections and alternatives to large technology platforms. While privacy is often the headline reason for switching, the practical challenge of migration has historically been what keeps many people from making the jump.

Thoughts:

Changing your email address can feel a bit like changing your phone number twenty years ago—technically possible, but connected to far more things than you realize. The easier companies can make that process, the more likely people are to choose services based on what they want rather than what they're already stuck with.

#proton mail #gmail #email migration #privacy #tech news #digital privacy #cloud services #email providers #anarchism

thememedaddy

korrasamibottles

Not enough people talking about how well broccoli holds a sauce

waiting-eyez

Without passions you have no experience whatever.

(Friedrich Nietzsche)

ptseti

The imperialist powers, such as Britain, France, America, and the rest, do not want an independent Africa. While African countries may be formally independent, they are economically subjugated in what is typically called today 'neocolonialism'.

Systems of exploitation have been set up to prevent the development of African states for the enrichment of the finance capitalists within the imperialist core.