Nick B.

Most of the time I just use the Fastmail web browser interface. I can access it over IMAP with Thunderbird butt it’s noticably slower. Depending who your email provider is you may find they have an acceptable web interface.

I noticed this a few days ago. https://stgraber.org/2023/07/10/time-to-move-on/

Yes. I would send for The Cleaner.

Wow. What a mess.

I’m not familiar with your reduced content. As you say Capitol I’m assuming the US? Did they restrict any particular albums or just some tracks/songs?

It’s probably worth mentioning their compilation double albums too - 1962-66 ( the red one) and 1967-70 (the blue one). These after i wore out a 45 of Penny Lane when I was 7 or 8.

Good to know about other users experiences. I’ve been with them for 20 years and apart from some downtime in the early years they have been solid. I don’t really have an issue to what their staff can access, it whether there had been any data breaches that I was unaware of. I’ve not looked at Proton but I was curious enough to look at Tutanota based on Germany as they have a presence on the fediverse.

Long time Fastmail user here. Where is it failing with respect to privacy?

I have tried the search, for example !space@lemmy.link doesn’t return anything - but if I try @space@lemmy.link or space@lemmy.link I get the response not found. Maybe I need to wait longer for the search to query the remote instance @lemmy.link?

I am having a similar issue here at beehaw.org. I can’t see anything from @lemmy.link listed in the communities.

And non-disclosure mentioned. Will they be wanting participants to sign an NDA?

Keep us updated how this goes. Are they even governed by EU law if they are in the US?

I used Baconreader on Android but I may have subscribed to RSS at one time too. 14 years but not so much recently.

If you have the choice, I encourage you to choose to avoid these companies. But for those of us struggling to make ends meet, we’re stuck having to give business to companies that not only help create people like me, but depend on our need for them. Please remember that when there are calls that everyone has to stop using them.

Principle comes at a price not everybody can afford.

And this is the way they get big and grab their market share because they can afford to undercut the more ethical competition. When that competition ceases to trade, then they’ll bump up their prices. This is capitalism (at least, as I understand it.)

This one. I need to use Farcebook occasionally and this allows me to stay logged in without getting tracked elsewhere. Same for my Google account.