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Should i trust proton?
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this post was submitted on 23 Jul 2025
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Laws don't mean shit when it comes to national security issues and everything is a national security issue nowadays.
Also, Swiss are changinge their national security laws and proton is looking to move some servers out of there so how good these laws really are?
Proton is good for to ZK encryption that has yet to be debunked.
Iirc just reading proton's own stories page showed that they keeled over for any and presumably every request that came their way.
Sure but thats nothing to do with anything that's how all corpo parasite behave... They are here to make money on you, not to protect you from state actors