Which is exactly the reason that I have provided rather well-established examples.
Protonmail is developed by a group of people from MIT and CERN, and they raised more than half a million in their crowdfunding campaign [1]. They take the matter so seriously that its co-founder has talked about privacy at TED Global [2]. And riseup has been providing e-mail and VPN services for activists since around 1999.
Just check the links for more information.
The point is that if you take privacy and security really seriously, it is not very hard to find people just as serious as you.
Protonmail is developed by a group of people from MIT and CERN, and they raised more than half a million in their crowdfunding campaign [1]. They take the matter so seriously that its co-founder has talked about privacy at TED Global [2]. And riseup has been providing e-mail and VPN services for activists since around 1999.
Just check the links for more information.
The point is that if you take privacy and security really seriously, it is not very hard to find people just as serious as you.
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[1]: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/protonmail#/story
[2]: http://www.ted.com/talks/andy_yen_think_your_email_s_private...