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is proton still a viable alternative?
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I mean I couldn't find a lot of the other things but I do know the climate activist one is verifiable.
I found this article that goes more in depth with cooperation with other lawn enforcement agencies.
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XD The HOAs are out to get folx
Make no mistake: any company that wants to operate above board, be it a VPN provider, a privacy-focused mail provider or whatever, always has to comply with the local law. If the "local" happens to be an oppressive regime like the US, tough luck... even in Switzerland if their gov forces a company to comply with something they will comply. Proton's no exception.