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this post was submitted on 09 Jun 2026
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Lots of other companies seem to easily avoid voicing support for fascists both directly with their own words or via sponsorship money. Weird how Proton can’t seem to figure it out. If they can’t even get the little stuff right why would I trust them with my data?
As long as they're using Lumo, that's not going to improve.
because proton is highly regarded among privacy experts.
and i'm guessing most privacy experts dgaf about politics like most technology experts don't.
If we just look at browsers:
Plenty of big companies have supported fascists in one way or another