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I'm pretty sure that most people who are using Proton Mail are technologically savvy enough to bypass whatever half assed measure the government puts in place.
I agree! But it's still an issue as there are quite a few proton mail users who just wish to achieve a tad bit more privacy and aren't tech savvy. I know some folks like that myself and tbh sometimes all the technical stuff or going through hoops can just be very daunting/overwhelming at times
I personally don’t use proton mail, since I don’t really get any e-mails so I just never use any sort of mail app, but what are some easy ways to bypass this?
By using a VPN. Most have easy to follow guides on setting it up in your home router or mobile device.
I run all of my traffic over a VPN regardless to thwart my ISP from selling my data. Everyone should.
the same thing happened when the indian government banned porn