Personal data GDPR

Proton Mail accuses Microsoft Outlook for Windows of being a data collection service, sharing user data with 772 third-party advertisers, informing only the Europeans about its data collections due to GDPR, not users in other regions, collecting various types of personal data like passwords, usernames, SMTP-credentials, and of course the content of the mails themselves, meaning accounts synced with Outlook could be compromised, says Proton alledging that Microsoft is similar to Google and Meta in terms of data collection practices, Ghacks.net, who only shares your data with 165 partners, writes, recommending Mozilla Thunderbird for anyone not wanting to be spied upon

Apr 5, 2024
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