thats unfortunate
Really? I use the free version of relay for a couple of email aliases and they work very well, and the domains aren't banned by some services unlike SimpleLogin or Addy.io's domains are (e.g. Discord)
Interesting. Have you ever had any issues with it not being accepted for a service? I currently have a VoIP number from JMP Chat that I use for various different things that I don't want to give my real number for, like let's say a restaurant reservation. I'm not getting anywhere close to 75 texts a month though so this plan could work for me.
Mozilla is shit at marking their services aren't they? I'm really considering using that service as not only does it sound like it would be very useful, but also another way to support the development of Firefox and decreasing their dependency on Google. I already use the VPN as well and have no complaints
I don't use it, I heard it's in testing phase and saw on Reddit that people are disappointed so for now I just use the webapp on Firefox. I dont really care about having the mail client on my desktop because I've always pretty much used webapps for email on desktop, even before I started my privacy jouneye and used to use Gmail and Outlook.
I just want a Linux drive so I can sync a few things between my phone and my desktop such as Keepass and Joplin, and also make file sharing easier
Use non chromium based browsers ppl unless you absolutely need it
still waiting on Linux drive
Hermit seems nice as well. Only thing is I did a couple of privacy tests on both apps and the one that I discovered seems to do a better job at protecting my privacy when using the websites. But I would be curious to know what the privacy implications of the apps themselves are (WebApps and Hermit)
I see there are two veesions of hermit. Paid and free, what is the difference between them?
Ah it's only one phone number? I thought it would give you multiple.