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authorradiohotline <radiohotline@disroot.org>2026-02-17 14:44:55 +0300
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+ I recently changed the email shared on the site, so heads up for that unless
+ you never contacted me on the previous address (radiohotline pm.me). If you
+ still have my ****onproton@proton.me address, you can keep that, because I
+ still use it. Honestly, if there's any provider I want to use, it's RiseUp.
+
+ The only issue with Disroot is that you have to encrypt your own emails, and
+ while this isn't a problem, given I know how to, I might forget to, or I
+ might be communicating with someone who doesn't use PGP, and who wouldn't
+ want to go through the hassle of decrypting mine or encrypting theirs, or
+ whatever. Anyway, RiseUp emails are encrypted, so there's an extra layer
+ of security. The problem is that I can't get an invite code.
+
+ However, I don't use email much, and I have nothing that I am trying to
+ protect. It's just good practice to get into the habit of keeping all of my
+ comms secure, because who knows how bad the world could get?
+
+ To close this up, my email change should only matter to people who are in
+ or want to join one of my two webrings, since that's where the old email
+ was displayed. Well, it's not like there is anyone who personally contacts
+ me through email, anyway.
+
+ Oh right, if you have a RiseUp code, I would appreciate one unless you don't
+ trust me or something. I could wait this one out. It's just a matter of
+ feeling more comfortable with a provider whose views align with mine,
+ knowing that my communications would be safe in case I express any opinions.
+
+ Speaking of, if you've ever saved my public key, you should replace that.
+ I put back my old key. I doubt anyone did, but it's just an extra measure.
+
+ (Extra note, but using these files to speak my thoughts is a lot more
+ comfortable than declaring things on my Neocities profile. I don't really
+ like using the comment system much as it puts me "out there." I was going
+ to declare the email switch over there, but that would be very "in your face."
+ Nobody cares. I don't, either. Dunno who does.)
+
+ Addition:
+ The only reason I'm not terminating the protonmail address that I'm keeping
+ is because I still use it on some accounts, so I need a while to change it
+ on every one before deleting the email. I've been meaning to switch away
+ from Proton for a long time, actually, but have only postponed it because,
+ again, I don't talk to anyone, but I was aware of them working with
+ authorities when it comes to VPN. I didn't care, but honestly even though
+ I'm not involved with anything suspicious, I don't trust them.
+
+ I suddently remembered that the email I use most is actually freaking Gmail.
+ For various reasons, I'm not going to do anything about that. \ No newline at end of file