Post by @dalias@hachyderm.io
So here’s the thing. My entire life is on Proton: email, calendar, documents, VPN, all my passwords, all my ID, all my important data.
My annual subscription is up at the end of January.
If they don’t oust Andy Yen by then, I’m out. The question is where?
Infomaniak seems to offer most of what Proton does but they also use AI.
What other options are there? I’m seeing people suggesting email alternatives. But I need a whole lot more than that.
@clacksee For passwords and 2FA, I've moved entirely to KeePass (KeePassXC on desktop, KeePassDX on mobile). It handles both passwords and TOTP codes, so I dropped Aegis. I run GrapheneOS on my phone, though it works just as well on stock Android. Vaults are synced locally between my PC and tablet — no cloud dependency. If I make changes while out, everything syncs back when I'm home. Fully local, fully in my control.
@dalias @enki_2931 @clacksee
@keepassxc
Are you sure about this? KeePass and KeePassXC are different applications.
@mlippert @enki_2931 @clacksee @keepassxc Oh maybe, I'm not sure. I can't even find an up-to-date KeePass source repo to check. I wasn't aware it was still a thing independent of KeePassXC and other forks.
@dalias @mlippert @enki_2931@mastodon.uno @clacksee @keepassxc Says who? Did you read the contribution policy?
@rakekniven @mlippert @clacksee @keepassxc Says their GitHub repo:
@dalias @rakekniven @clacksee @keepassxc I just did a quick scan of the last 2 years of commits and didn't see any commits by claude.
I do see some co-authored by copilot, but the other authors are people I believe would have carefully reviewed the code being committed. I could be wrong but at this point I don't agree about slop, and I still trust the integrity of the people developing keepassXC.
@dalias @rakekniven @clacksee @keepassxc ok, I guess we just disagree. Fair enough, everyone sets their own standards.