"Your data stays secure and private—right here in Canada."
Is that a joke? LOL!
No one on the fediverse can honestly believe that's private and secure. Nothing hosted in the USA is either so it's not like the Americans are "winning" in anyway.
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"Your data stays secure and private—right here in Canada."
Is that a joke? LOL!
No one on the fediverse can honestly believe that's private and secure. Nothing hosted in the USA is either so it's not like the Americans are "winning" in anyway.
Canada at least has some privacy laws, even if they're weaker than the EU's and not always well-enforced. The US has no such laws. So keeping the data in Canada is an improvement over giving it to, say, Google, even if it's still not perfectly protected. Plus, if worst comes to worst, it's a lot easier to bring a lawsuit for mishandling your data against someone in your own country.
Why does the site complain about lack of https support and why is it in zenarmours database as a spam site
Given that it offers free email, I would be kind of surprised if no one had ever used it for spam.
As for https support, I had no issues there, and a quick check shows that the site has a valid certificate from Let's Encrypt. The security signature is given as "AES-GCM, 128-bit keys, TLS 1.2", which means it's one TLS version behind and has the exact same security signature as amazon.ca.
Seems the original post used "http://" and I use Firefox focus on my phone. Looks like that doesn't do the https redirect like regular Firefox.