Great article!
Great article!
Dudeβ¦we encrypt pretty much everything everything we can, including basically all content. We canβt encrypt credit card payment information. We are very much βpro encryptionβ but if we get a Swiss court order, we comply.
Umm, we are privacy-focused. We encrypt pretty much everything we can. Payment details cannot be, nor can we ignore Swiss court orders.
Right, thereβs no discretion here.
Swiss companies must comply with Swiss warrants. Itβs not optional, nor is it optional for any company in any jurisdiction. MLATs are scrutinized by the Swiss authorities. If those authorities decide to help and issue a Swiss order, there is zero discretion here for Proton or any company.
ME: pack a bag, weβre flying to kansas
MY WAYWARD SON: what kind of bag
That is also my personal crackpot theory as to when we branched of the prime timeline (Bush vs. Gore) and entered our current bizarro world.
I kind of want to build an age verification service just to make sure thereβs a least one vendor that doesnβt suck and isnβt a privacy nightmare.
Youβd think that there would be enough historical examples (both very recent and not-so-recent) of how catering to the far-right leads to the center-right being eaten alive that the center-right would stop doing it.
I am so old I remember when state action in the form of a prior restraint was considered bad. And by bad, I mean like the worst thing ever.
But this is prior restraint jacked up on book banning steroids mixed with horrific bigotry.
It astounds me that in a time of rising authoritarianism, surveillance, and censorship, the elected leaders of liberal democracies somehow feel compelled to say, you know what we really need? More centralized governmental control of speech.
And apparently hypocrisy.
This is a very, very bad idea.
Disagree, it has plenty of legitimate uses and can be very important for safety. The problem with social media isnβt that you can pretend be a cat, itβs that algorithms make inflammatory shit go viral for engagement.
The moment a government department with βHomelandβ in the name was created everyone knew that it would end up doing fascist shit.
Banning recommendation algorithms would by itself solve a lot of social mediaβs ills.
No, because that would be catastrophically idiotic.
Itβs always funny when palantir employees discover that they work at palantir
Republicans are much too afraid of their base and Democrats not nearly afraid enough of theirs.
Please forward the mail to abuse@proton.me, harassment shouldnβt be OK even if itβs common.
Harassment is absolutely against the terms of service and results in a ban. Probably a burner account but if you want to report it we can take action.
YEEEESSSS!
Oh shit Castle of the Winds hell yeah
Iβm sorry I just found out that in 1379, as in, 650 years ago, a baby girl was born in Yorkshire and named Diot Coke
history is a fucking joke lmao
Not to us.
As a USian I looked at the words on this graph and wondered if I was having a stroke.
Aside from some payments stuff (unavoidable), one guess whose services have no AWS dependencies and were up all day todayβ¦hint is in bio.
Very nice to see my TEDx Porto talk is out! How #privacy can save your life. For more on privacy, get the #book - Privacy Is Power. #AIEthics
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Mike Johnson, resident Congressional Keebler elf, is a tiny man who is somehow even smaller metaphorically.
This is one reason I always internally roll my eyes when I hear any politician trying to run as a self-described socialist in America. Even if it accurately describes your views, itβs an electoral millstone around your neck. Do you care about winning or not?