Infomaniak tacle Proton et introduira le chiffrement des mails, sans anonymat

While Switzerland could call into question the confidentiality of certain data as part of a revision of two ordinances, Infomaniak announces the imminent arrival of encryption for its messaging. Infomaniak's approach, however, will be quite different from that proposed by Proton. Indeed, while Switzerland is in the midst of revising its communications surveillance law, the company has no plans to promote user anonymity. The Federal Council has ordered the revision of two key ordinances governing telecommunications surveillance in order to modernize them to better meet the needs of the authorities. As part of the ongoing discussions, Proton is taking a relatively firm stance on encryption. Its CEO, Andy Yen, recently stated that "this revision is an attempt to implement something that has been deemed illegal in the EU and the United States. The only country in Europe with a roughly equivalent law is Russia." In the face of these remarks, the Swiss company Infomaniak, for its part, remai

Alors que la Suisse pourrait remettre en cause la confidentialité de certaines données dans le cadre d'une révision de deux ordonnances, Infomaniak annonce l'arrivée prochaine du chiffrement pour sa messagerie. Infomaniak tacle Proton et introduira le chiffrement des mails, sans anonymat ©Shutterstock L'info en 3 points Infomaniak va introduire le chiffrement pour ses emails sans pousser pour l'anonymat complet, contrairement à Proton. La révision des lois suisses sur la surveillance des télécoms inquiète Proton, vue comme une attaque à l'anonymat. Infomaniak défend l'équilibre entre sécurité

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