Comment on It’s time to extend the US Privacy Act to EU citizensparentComments−thisjepisje11yMiddelvinger.But seriously, got some more info on these European services? I don't watch these matters very closely lately, would be interested in looking into it.−abaco11yI am italian, would be surprise if a member of our government is even able to switch on a computer.But I know that in Germany (for example) this problem is a big thing http://www.zdnet.com/worried-about-your-email-security-in-ge...http://www.bohnen-kallmorgen.com/root/index.php?page_id=123−BillFranklin11yIn Germany the privacy laws are incredibly strict but fair to consumers rather than corporations.−jdimov11yThere's the EU-funded FI-WARE cloud platform. Completely free to use for European start-ups and comes with 80 million euros in EU grants for start-ups using it. http://www.fi-ware.org/−voxic1111yhttps://www.indiegogo.com/projects/protonmail is an example−microtonal11yNot a government-sponsored initiative, but:https://mailbox.org/en/
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Middelvinger.
But seriously, got some more info on these European services? I don't watch these matters very closely lately, would be interested in looking into it.
I am italian, would be surprise if a member of our government is even able to switch on a computer.
But I know that in Germany (for example) this problem is a big thing http://www.zdnet.com/worried-about-your-email-security-in-ge...
http://www.bohnen-kallmorgen.com/root/index.php?page_id=123
In Germany the privacy laws are incredibly strict but fair to consumers rather than corporations.
There's the EU-funded FI-WARE cloud platform. Completely free to use for European start-ups and comes with 80 million euros in EU grants for start-ups using it. http://www.fi-ware.org/
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/protonmail is an example
Not a government-sponsored initiative, but:
https://mailbox.org/en/