The “privacy-first” company surprised its user base when CEO Andy Yen lauded Trump on social media.

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    2 days ago

    I had just rolled over all my stuff to them, I cancelled and now on the look out for someone who doesnt wanna lick shine the boots.

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        It’s not just mail. Having mail, pw manager, and vpn all in one place was really convenient, especially because they were supposed to be very privacy-minded.

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          To be clear, none of their services are in any way compromised or no longer safe. Their products were independently audited. So the privacy is not supposed, but real. It’s just the company culture and vague answers from non-profit foundation if they have enough votes to kick the CEO of the for-profit Proton AG company that’s making people migrate.

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            Oh I don’t doubt that the privacy is real, but this causes me to lose faith that it will continue to actually be private.