❌ Software Removal | Disroot #1378

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2019-10-05T14:03:30Z

smnthermes commented

2019-10-05 14:03:30 +00:00

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We do not read/look nor process your personal data, emails, files etc. stored on our servers unless needed for troubleshooting purposes, or under suspicion of breaking Terms Of Services in which case we ask for prior permission from you or inform you afterwards of all actions taken against the account in the transparency report addressed to account holder.

## Description From their [privacy policy:](https://disroot.org/en/privacy_policy) > We do not read/look nor process your personal data, emails, files etc. stored on our servers unless needed for troubleshooting purposes, or under suspicion of breaking Terms Of Services in which case we ask for prior permission from you or inform you afterwards of all actions taken against the account in the transparency report addressed to account holder.

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Mikaela commented

2019-10-05 15:38:11 +00:00

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I asked about this from Disroot MUC as I was under impression that this isn't a terribly uncommon clause and according to them only Protonmail and Tutanota could be kept.

The email criteria is discussed in issue https://github.com/privacytoolsIO/privacytools.io/issues/1345 if you would like to contribute.

I asked about this from Disroot MUC as I was under impression that this isn't a terribly uncommon clause and according to them only Protonmail and Tutanota could be kept. The email criteria is discussed in issue https://github.com/privacytoolsIO/privacytools.io/issues/1345 if you would like to contribute.

dngray commented

2019-10-05 16:02:51 +00:00

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We do not read/look nor process your personal data, emails, files etc. stored on our servers unless needed for troubleshooting purposes,

This may be things like queue logs, and stuff like that. Email does leave metadata (every provider cannot avoid that), as it has to know where the email came from, where it needs to be sent and the subject.

The contents should be protected with PGP if it's sensitive.

or under suspicion of breaking Terms Of Services in which case we ask for prior permission from you or inform you afterwards of all actions taken against the account in the transparency report addressed to account holder.

It basically says if they are issued a court order they will comply, that will usually happen through MLAT. If we removed Disroot for that reason we would have to remove every provider.

> We do not read/look nor process your personal data, emails, files etc. stored on our servers unless needed for troubleshooting purposes, This may be things like queue logs, and stuff like that. Email does leave metadata (every provider cannot avoid that), as it has to know where the email came from, where it needs to be sent and the subject. The contents should be protected with PGP if it's sensitive. > or under suspicion of breaking Terms Of Services in which case we ask for prior permission from you or inform you afterwards of all actions taken against the account in the transparency report addressed to account holder. It basically says if they are issued a court order they will comply, that will usually happen through [MLAT](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_legal_assistance_treaty). If we removed Disroot for that reason we would have to remove *every* provider.

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