Proton is trying to become Google without your data
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Source? Citation?
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Hahahahahahaha. This can't be serious.
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What can be asserted without proof can be denied without proof.
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> The safety of Protonmail has been discussed many times on HN.
Lol what are you talking about specifically?
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Eeeehhhhh, I interviewed and was offered a role there a few years ago. Talked with a number of teams and employees, they were very candid about what they were working on during every step of the interview. I never saw anything to indicate either of these claims.
The safety of encryption/decryption in browser-JS payloads is a different discussion entirely, but you can't make wild claims about it being a front for state-level actors without some reasonable sourcing.
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Everything is a front for state-level actors. I think we can still appreciate technology for what it is.
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No idea if it's a "front", but if your threat model is state level actors Protonmail is not gonna cut it.