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this post was submitted on 04 Mar 2024
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It is simply impossible to switch from one place to the other with a finger snip. Building communities takes time.
I mean, Reddit is their target audience, if that doesn't tell you enough about the company…
Reddit isn't their target audience. The reddit community is small compared to the user base in the big picture.
Lol, not the sharpest knife in the drawer are ya buddy?
Neither does the fact that they gave up the email account of a climate protestor when subpoena'd to do so, but everyone wants to just memory hole that whenever I bring it up on lemmy or scream about how /obviously/ a company that presents itself as secure and privacy respecting has to comply with the law!
Nevermind that there are more secure and privacy respecting alternatives for both VPNs and Email. Shh. Not important.
Oh come on, still beating that dead horse? Isn't it already way dead? Protecting or offering privacy does not mean lawless state. Proton is protecting its users privacy and at the same time, as a swiss company, has to follow swiss laws. The only law that matters is Swiss law.
By the way, about climate protestor, maybe it is time to get the facts straight. It is never mentioned and conviently left out always: