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Originally Posted by ggabriel View Post
I think it's up to one to enforce privacy, I'll be happy if Jolla doesn't make an active effort to inform government agencies about data that they have, and instead make an active effort to avoid doing so. This is a lot easier to do in the EU than in the US though.
I honestly doubt that Jolla has any interest in cooperating with government agencies, but on the other side, sending a password by email, which is a service that in 99% of cases runs unencrypted in transit and for many users is delivered to a mailbox that resides on US soil is not too encouraging on the security profile.
 

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