Escort Reports

[Nknk789]

Have any of you seen Nikki recently, the one with red-dyed hair who had the house in Warrendale? Although she moved in with a bf in the extended stay off Southfield and Ford, she continued to see me until last March. I used to meet her there, but after a few months, they moved out and I would meet her at her favorite motel. The last time I heard from her, she didn't keep her phone active and texted me from her bf's work phone, asking if I wanted to meet. I did, and went to the motel, but she never showed. That was the last I heard from her.

She had disappeared for months before, so I wasn't overly concerned; and I know she was planning to settle down with her bf. But if she is still seeing clients, I would like to see her again. PM me with any info.

To refresh your memory on which Nikki this is, here is a link to an old ad of hers. The number in the ad now belongs to someone else.

https://www.eroticmonkey.ch/nikki-escort-detroit-250262

She is my ATF too. She disappeared couple months after move out hotel in ford road. If any one have her contact info. Please pm me too. Thanks.

[Tommy101]

Did some searching looks like all ads have been local. Can't find any reviews though. Has anyone got any info? http://detroit.skipthegames.com/fema...s/363811621862.

[WinterKnight]

Has anyone seen Dianna of Taylor recently? Mid-30's, short brown hair, slender body, very small breasts, nice round ass, superior BBBJ. She had surgical scars on her back from operations to correct spinal deformities. Has a jealous ex. I met her last year in the summer, through Rebecca / Becky. Used to pick her up from her father's house and take her to a motel on Telegraph. Last I saw her was close to twelve months ago. Doesn't answer the last number I have. Please PM for additional info.

[WinterKnight]

Have any of you seen Nikki recently, the one with red-dyed hair who had the house in Warrendale? Although she moved in with a bf in the extended stay off Southfield and Ford, she continued to see me until last March. I used to meet her there, but after a few months, they moved out and I would meet her at her favorite motel. The last time I heard from her, she didn't keep her phone active and texted me from her bf's work phone, asking if I wanted to meet. I did, and went to the motel, but she never showed. That was the last I heard from her.

She had disappeared for months before, so I wasn't overly concerned; and I know she was planning to settle down with her bf. But if she is still seeing clients, I would like to see her again. PM me with any info.

To refresh your memory on which Nikki this is, here is a link to an old ad of hers. The number in the ad now belongs to someone else.

https://www.eroticmonkey.ch/nikki-escort-detroit-250262

[DavesZoo]

http://archive.ph/61yIH/image

Sitting here bored at work and look what I found. Natasha / sky from Chalmers has reappeared wonder how she looks now. She was going downhill.

[MassageMe4]

I second the recommendation for Yandex. I don't care if some shady Russian reads my mails as long as the even more shady state side authorities can't.

I'm in, just created the account and giving it a trial. I would like to thank the group for the suggestions.

[ThePoot]

Use Yandex. It's a Russian Google. They're unlikely to cooperate with local law enforcement. Proton mail has an will comply with legitimate law enforcement request.

I second the recommendation for Yandex. I don't care if some shady Russian reads my mails as long as the even more shady state side authorities can't.

[CraigC]

Ok Perusing, can you give us some strong alternatives?

Use Yandex. It's a Russian Google. They're unlikely to cooperate with local law enforcement. Proton mail has an will comply with legitimate law enforcement request.

[MassageMe4]

From Protonmail:

Protected by Swiss and European privacy laws.

ProtonMail stores user data exclusively in European countries with strong privacy protections such as Switzerland. This means that unlike Gmail, ProtonMail does not fall under the jurisdiction of intrusive US laws (such as the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act), and cannot be coerced into working for the NSA. With ProtonMail, you can be certain that your data always remains in Europe, in full compliance with EU privacy regulations. ProtonMail's approach makes us compliant with Article 25 of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which mandates that services adhere to the principle of privacy by design.

From an article in Wired:

The Tricky Legal Questions.

This brings us to ProtonMail's legal advantages. As we've established, ProtonMail would have a hard time decrypting your communications, but the service is not so secure that it would be impossible. And while ProtonMail cites its location in Switzerland as added protection, it's certainly not a fail-safe. That's because Switzerland has a mutual legal assistance treaty relationship with the United States. These treaties require foreign governments to hand over to a requesting government any information legally available to their local authorities. That means that Switzerland would have to give the US access to any data that it could itself access. So if you're planning to use ProtonMail to sell steroids, leak government secrets, or engage in FIFA-style wire fraud / money laundering / racketeering schemes, Swiss law probably won't help you.

"People seem to think that data privacy laws in Europe or in foreign countries pose problems or would be a roadblock," says Victor Vital, a trial lawyer at Barnes & Thornburg, "but that's just not the case, because under those treaties the countries obligate themselves to cooperate as broadly and as much as possible. ".

Yen concedes ProtonMail isn't exempt from Swiss laws. "We have just intentionally selected the framework that gives the best possible protection to our legitimate users. The greatest protection, of course, comes from the underlying technology," he told WIRED in an email.

As mentioned, ProtonMail encrypts your emails to disk. Unfortunately, it's an open legal question whether a government could force ProtonMail to falsify keys or serve malicious Javascript to users.

"It is fairly standard for the government to require companies to turn over information about their customers already in their possession. The critical legal question is whether the government can compel companies to do more than that," says Alexander Abdo, a staff attorney in the ACLU's Speech, Privacy and Technology Project. But, he says, there's a big distinction: "There is an important difference between requiring a company to turn over information it already has and conscripting it into becoming a spy for the government. The latter raises serious constitutional questions," he says.

So Who Is ProtonMail Good For?

If you have high security needs, it's better to store your own key rather than outsourcing it to ProtonMail or anyone else. You can do this by running GPG from a command line. Using GPG with Mozilla's Thunderbird email application and the Enigmail plugin, or with a browser extension like Mailvelope, makes encrypting a bit easier and reduces the learning curve.

But if you have moderate security needs and simply want to add a layer of encryption to your email to protect against dragnet surveillance, or if you're living in a country that doesn't have an MLAT agreement with Switzerland, you might benefit from using ProtonMailso long as you use really good passwords, you're OK with only having 500 MB to 1 GB of storage, and you can convince your friends and colleagues to make the switch with you.

Ok Perusing, can you give us some strong alternatives?

[Perusing]

Protonemail is one of the most used privacy emails for high tier escort. So it's already a good sign to use this email privacy provider.

From Protonmail:

Protected by Swiss and European privacy laws.

ProtonMail stores user data exclusively in European countries with strong privacy protections such as Switzerland. This means that unlike Gmail, ProtonMail does not fall under the jurisdiction of intrusive US laws (such as the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act), and cannot be coerced into working for the NSA. With ProtonMail, you can be certain that your data always remains in Europe, in full compliance with EU privacy regulations. ProtonMail's approach makes us compliant with Article 25 of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which mandates that services adhere to the principle of privacy by design.

From an article in Wired:

The Tricky Legal Questions.

This brings us to ProtonMail's legal advantages. As we've established, ProtonMail would have a hard time decrypting your communications, but the service is not so secure that it would be impossible. And while ProtonMail cites its location in Switzerland as added protection, it's certainly not a fail-safe. That's because Switzerland has a mutual legal assistance treaty relationship with the United States. These treaties require foreign governments to hand over to a requesting government any information legally available to their local authorities. That means that Switzerland would have to give the US access to any data that it could itself access. So if you're planning to use ProtonMail to sell steroids, leak government secrets, or engage in FIFA-style wire fraud / money laundering / racketeering schemes, Swiss law probably won't help you.

"People seem to think that data privacy laws in Europe or in foreign countries pose problems or would be a roadblock," says Victor Vital, a trial lawyer at Barnes & Thornburg, "but that's just not the case, because under those treaties the countries obligate themselves to cooperate as broadly and as much as possible. ".

Yen concedes ProtonMail isn't exempt from Swiss laws. "We have just intentionally selected the framework that gives the best possible protection to our legitimate users. The greatest protection, of course, comes from the underlying technology," he told WIRED in an email.

As mentioned, ProtonMail encrypts your emails to disk. Unfortunately, it's an open legal question whether a government could force ProtonMail to falsify keys or serve malicious Javascript to users.

"It is fairly standard for the government to require companies to turn over information about their customers already in their possession. The critical legal question is whether the government can compel companies to do more than that," says Alexander Abdo, a staff attorney in the ACLU's Speech, Privacy and Technology Project. But, he says, there's a big distinction: "There is an important difference between requiring a company to turn over information it already has and conscripting it into becoming a spy for the government. The latter raises serious constitutional questions," he says.

So Who Is ProtonMail Good For?

If you have high security needs, it's better to store your own key rather than outsourcing it to ProtonMail or anyone else. You can do this by running GPG from a command line. Using GPG with Mozilla's Thunderbird email application and the Enigmail plugin, or with a browser extension like Mailvelope, makes encrypting a bit easier and reduces the learning curve.

But if you have moderate security needs and simply want to add a layer of encryption to your email to protect against dragnet surveillance, or if you're living in a country that doesn't have an MLAT agreement with Switzerland, you might benefit from using ProtonMail–so long as you use really good passwords, you're OK with only having 500 MB to 1 GB of storage, and you can convince your friends and colleagues to make the switch with you.

[Bolverk123]

I will second the vote for using protonmail.

Here are the important details per their website:

Swiss Privacy. Data Security and Neutrality.

ProtonMail is incorporated in Switzerland and all our servers are located in Switzerland. This means all user data is protected by strict Swiss privacy laws.

End-to-End Encryption. Automatic Email Security.

All emails are secured automatically with end-to-end encryption. This means even we cannot decrypt and read your emails. As a result, your encrypted emails cannot be shared with third parties.

Anonymous Email- Protect Your Privacy.

No personal information is required to create your secure email account. By default, we do not keep any IP logs which can be linked to your anonymous email account. Your privacy comes first.

Protonemail is one of the most used privacy emails for high tier escort. So it's already a good sign to use this email privacy provider.

[GorillaTouch]

Just curious if anyone has had any luck reaching out to this UTR. If so, I was hoping to get her kik contact info. Thanks!

Is it bridgette? Brunette? She doesn't have an Incall and uses hotels / motels.

[Romo Lampkin]

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That said, another alternative that is actually a good legit email provider is protonmail.com They do not require a phone number to set up a new email account, and they tout some sort of encryption to keep prying eyes out of your junk. LOL.

I will second the vote for using protonmail.

Here are the important details per their website:

Swiss Privacy. Data Security and Neutrality.

ProtonMail is incorporated in Switzerland and all our servers are located in Switzerland. This means all user data is protected by strict Swiss privacy laws.

End-to-End Encryption. Automatic Email Security.

All emails are secured automatically with end-to-end encryption. This means even we cannot decrypt and read your emails. As a result, your encrypted emails cannot be shared with third parties.

Anonymous Email- Protect Your Privacy.

No personal information is required to create your secure email account. By default, we do not keep any IP logs which can be linked to your anonymous email account. Your privacy comes first.

[FunnyBoner]

Why don't you just make another gmail or yahoo acct?

I Believe, for Gmail and Yahoo email accounts you will need a phone number to set it up. Which can prove difficult if you are trying to remain somewhat anonymous.

That said, another alternative that is actually a good legit email provider is protonmail.com They do not require a phone number to set up a new email account, and they tout some sort of encryption to keep prying eyes out of your junk. LOL.

[Hocjock05]

She had an "incident " that has caused her to retire, said she was going to delete her kik.

Unfortunately she has already retired.

Unfortunate. Thanks for the info.