Instead of leaving Xitter, they left Mastodon. Proton's trend is not inspiring confidence and this feels like another step backwards.
Ugh, I use proton for VPN and email. Any suggestions for decent VPN at this point?
this post was submitted on 26 Feb 2025
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I've used Mullvad for a couple of years now and they're great.
Unless you never want to torrent, I would not choose mullvad. Torrenting requires port forwarding if you properly want to give back to the community, which mullvad doesn't support.
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Does anyone know of a good alternative to simple login? They're owned my proton too and I have about 150+ aliases to move
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Proton is a CIA honeypot episode 978.
I can see a company not wanting to invest resources in a social media platform without critical mass. But for a company that itself is trying to gain critical mass, moving away from a similarly situated privacy focused platform is idiotic. It signals to potential Proton users that the company cannot be trusted and it’s very hard to recover from that.
Good bye privacy.