If you can't self-host / switch to a different server if they enshittify due to being closed source, then it's not "open source" nor "portable"
That's....just wrong.
That's not what open source means.
You can export everything and anything. And if you use your own domain you can take that with you as well.
I don't see how that's a SimpleX problem. People like that are obviously going to gravitate to "free" platforms where they're free to be shitheads. There's no administrative oversight. That's what you want.
...you mean SMTP?
Everything in Proton is
Ehhhh but they already have this in Proton Pass?
E: found this in the FAQ
Proton Pass is a password manager designed to securely generate and store strong passwords, and protect your digital identity with features like email alises and dark web monitoring. It also includes an integrated authenticator that can store and autofill 2FA codes - but not the ones used to log in to your Proton account. Proton Authenticator is a standalone 2FA app that allows users to enable 2FA protection for their Proton account, it also allows users to store their 2FA codes separate from their passwords if they wish to do so.
If you already use Proton Pass, I think I'd recommend Ente Auth instead. That's what I use.
can be a little annoying
I was in the Cinny room at one point and it got spammed with CSAM at one point. It was traumatic.
Sure thing. Although for maximum autonomy you might consider creating your own instance.
There's a user, Perfect Dark, who does regular blog-style posts in the steam deck and gaming communities.
https://blorpblorp.xyz/home/c/steamdeck@sopuli.xyz/posts/https%3A%2F%2Flemmy.world%2Fpost%2F33486016
That's explains that then, thanks!
Correct. However it's worth noting that passwords are almost always compromised server-side. So 2FA is far more a mitigation of data breaches from the provider, rather than your password manager being breached.