What do you think about InfoManiak?

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• treesmokah

  March 21 edited March 21

  One of the least interesting Swiss providers in my opinion considering their latest controversy of backing up surveillance laws. The entire marketing of Switzerland always was privacy, which apparently is not what Infomaniak wants.

  Their prices are great, but I would consider them a Swiss Hetzner, great for backend use and nothing else. Using them in front for anything remotely controversial or not corporate seems like an awful idea.

  Worth a read
  https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/infomaniak-breaks-rank-and-comes-out-in-support-of-controversial-swiss-encryption-law/28065

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• vitobotta

  March 21

  @treesmokah said:
  One of the least interesting Swiss providers in my opinion considering their latest controversy of backing up surveillance laws. The entire marketing of Switzerland always was privacy, which apparently is not what Infomaniak wants.

  Worth a read
  https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/infomaniak-breaks-rank-and-comes-out-in-support-of-controversial-swiss-encryption-law/28065

  Interesting, thanks

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• tickpretzel

  May 26 edited May 26

  @treesmokah said:
  One of the least interesting Swiss providers in my opinion considering their latest controversy of backing up surveillance laws. The entire marketing of Switzerland always was privacy, which apparently is not what Infomaniak wants.

  Their prices are great, but I would consider them a Swiss Hetzner, great for backend use and nothing else. Using them in front for anything remotely controversial or not corporate seems like an awful idea.

  I was mostly looking at their technical stack and pricing, so I hadn’t considered the broader privacy and policy angle. Definitely gives me more context before spending time on the bug bounty program.
• mizzik

  May 26

  An excellent company that sponsors various open-source projects.

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