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I was more thinking of the Proton Pass alias feature, but now I'm not sure if that's free https://proton.me/support/pass-email-alias

You can set up the auto forward to an alias, so Gmail wouldn't even see your original address.

In Hungary it's actually "kaki" that would be the closest translation of poop. So, spot on.

I was not expecting to change your opinion instantly. I'm sure you have real experiences backing up your sentiments.

Still I hope you get this same feedback from other places, and realize that the world is usually not black and white, bad and good... and you're actually welcomed to develop more sophisticated views of things and people around you.

It's all easy and cozy to think in extremes, but it will get you nowhere as a person.

As an HR professional, that's just incredibly hurtful to read. I'm really sorry you had that experience, which is making you generalize a whole a set of people based on what they are working on. And it's also bad to see a lot of people just jumped on the hate train and upvoted it.

This level of armchair negativity contributes nothing to the conversation.

Anyone else thinking about this? (Midly NSFW)

I've already read like 10 of these before, so I'm kind of confident saying that most people would recommend Mullvad as the best and most secure/private, and some of them would also add ProtonVPN. I'm using Proton here and there, no issues, would recommend.

As others already stated there are solutions already to pin apps and to be honest, I feel I would not give the phone to a policeman like that.

On the other hand, what I'm more concerned about is giving the access to my phone's data through different permissions to my government.

For example this is the list of permissions for the Hungarian government app: https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/hu.gov.dap.app/latest/#trackers

It's just really sad to see this comment and also upvoted this many times. Doesn't contribute to the conversation at all, plus possibly starts some hate circlejerk.

That's something I was also considering, because there were some days when she already looked a bit sleepy in the morning already. Will be thinking about it, thanks!

Unfortunately this is the case I'm seeing happening more. I would love to use a router of my choice, but then I would lose the TV service (Telekom, Hungary). And it's not just about the freedom of mine to choose the hardware, but the features their one is lacking.

Also with the TV box I got from them 2 yrs ago, I can feel and see that's is miles behind my 2015 (!) Shield TV.

So yeah, ISPs giving out crappy hardware and force you to use it, is my nr. 1 gripe.