That’s a shame, you would want to share stuff there

  • @onlooker
    link
    133 years ago

    Well, clearly Lemmy is doing something right. Facebook is a cesspool anyway.

    • QuentinCallaghan
      link
      73 years ago

      This makes Lemmy a more underground platform, no fear of Facebook boomers getting themselves here.

      • @gregf
        link
        23 years ago

        Hey I am a facebook boomer.

    • @theafterman
      link
      33 years ago

      Wow, I have yet to face any trouble with my protonmail account. That’s just bullshit.

    • @clockwise_bit
      link
      23 years ago

      That’s a really low blow from their countepart. Even in plain sight. Disgraceful…

      p.s.
      Do you have any examples of sites blocking protonmail (if you feel it’s ok to share and it doesn’t break any rules) ?
      It might be that I have a really low number of online accounts, but to this moment I have never found a service rejecting tutanota, not even anonaddy.

        • @clockwise_bit
          link
          23 years ago

          Unfortunately I have to use amazon as well.
          When I need electronics or computer components, I can either get an item from a not-so-local shop 30 kilometers away by car (they don’t ship) or buy online.
          If I can’t buy from a good reseller online or directly from the producer, then I am forced to get to amazon.

          However, amazon didn’t complain when I was using my previous email account from protonmail (2 years ago I think, at this point). It’s possible is a new restriction.

        • @seahorse
          link
          13 years ago

          Really? My Amazon account is registered with a protonmail address and I’ve had no issues.

            • मुक्त
              link
              13 years ago

              They might have changed the sign-up policy only recently.

              Twitter doesn’t allow new sign ups with disroot email, but I had an account with it earlier.

        • @4g4th4
          link
          1
          edit-2
          3 years ago

          deleted by creator

  • @k_o_t
    link
    53 years ago

    this may be taken as a good sign, in a sense that fb is already aware of it lol

    • DessalinesA
      link
      73 years ago

      Haha yeah we should wear this with pride.

      kinda relevant: a few weeks ago I was using FB messenger w/ a family member, and I sent them a torrent magnet link. FB removed it. Literally a private message, not even on a public space at all, and it could’ve been a linux torrent for all they know.

      • @k_o_t
        link
        43 years ago

        at this point i am not surprised that i am not surprised at shit fb tries to pull off :(

        and also, that’s just weird, what’s exactly the mental process here? hmmm, this person has absolutely no other way of communicating with this person to might just give up :woman shrugging:

      • @clockwise_bit
        link
        3
        edit-2
        3 years ago

        “” Don’t worry, we take your privacy at heart!
        Now, sign here the form that absolutely doesn’t guarantee us the possibility to lower your pants at any time. “”

        – absolutely not facebook