Have you noticed, that "Privacy corporations" like duckduckgo and proton are increasingly creating their own ecosystems, where the user has to put their entire trust into a single, interconnected service? From the corporations perspective this makes sense, but from a privacy perspective this is totally stupid.
>>106481471Yup that's a sign we are finally getting a better bang for the buck.
>>106481471So long as using one part of the service doesn't lock you into the entire ecosystem, what's the issue?
>>106481471Yes I've noticed. See you next month.
>>106481471I feel like these "privacy orporations" are extremely shady. I trust a schizo /g/ post a lot more readily than a professional modern website with tons of marketing
>>106481660>I trust a schizo /g/ post a lot more readilyYour priorities are wack. Enjoy your backdoors.
>>106481471People who trust big tech are the scum of the earth.
>>106481689what 'backdoors" retard
>>106481486I just think it is very suspicious, that these "privacy corpos" are going this route of creating their own centralized ecosystems. Decentralization and no user accounts are the fundamental rules of privacy. But they are breaking these rules, simply because it is profitable. Very sus and dangerous in my view.
>>106481829They offer a compromise. Would I trust Proton if I was leaking state secrets? No. But do I trust them to respect my data more than Google? Yes. It's not perfect privacy, but it's good enough for me.
>>106481471Yes that's because they're 'corporations'
>>106481471Proton also has a new AI assistant.https://lumo.proton.me/
>>106481925>But do I trust them to respect my data more than Google? Yes. But why? You have replaced one shady corporation with another. I don't say you shouldn't use Proton, duckduckgo or even Google products. Since we can't know what they are actually doing with our data, we must assume they are all equally bad. If one absolutely needs to use some of their services, you should diversify your suppliers as much as possible.
>>106481471Works for Apple
I thought proton was the most secure vpn in regards to privacy?
>>106482594According to MSM and ChatGPT this is correct.
>>106481471>Have you noticed that corporations that want to make money are offering more productsCOLORMESURPRISED
>>106481471>has tohow so? i use duck for search and proton for email, nothing else
>>106482671Don't flatter yourself, you almost sounded like a real human.
>>106482683Yes, but aren't you surprised, that they are destroying their own reputation in the process?
>>106482215Lumo is kind of funny since they run on models you can run on your gaming GPU at home. The only difference is the "lumo plus" ones are FP16 where as home gamers would need to run at like Q3/Q4/Q5 depending on your GPU vram
>>106482716And their servers are hosted in the same country, which hosts suspiciously a lot of tor nodes.
>>106482705Reputation is worth nothing in the internet era
>>106482705>that they are destroying their own reputation in the process?Lmao no they aren't. You are so delusional. They are diversifying their company offerings which is what any reasonable company would do while continuing to maintain their "privacy" focused as the sales pitch over using other companies that offer the same suite of tools.Everything Proton offers is exactly what you would expect from a security/privacy focused company.- Secure email [check]- Calendar (Worthless addon, but likely costs them pennies so why not)- Secure storage [check]- Secure VPN [check]- Secure credential management [check]- Secure LLM access [check] (Plenty of companies offer this but only at enterprise level plans btw)I don't pay attention to duckduckgo but it's likely the same idea.>>106482742Yeah that's kind of the fucking point retard. Up until now Switzerland has had some of the most lax laws regarding privacy. Now they are pivoting to EU though since Switzerland is going full retard on their laws compared to EU.>muh tor nodesShut the fuck up retard. Literally every major government operates tor nodes.
>>106481471privacy industrial complex, trust us with all your info goy, oopsie we were bought by israeli firn that changed the conditions, nothi^Weverything personal kid
>>106482783>Now they are pivoting to EU though since Switzerland is going full retard on their laws compared to EUQRD?Was looking into getting proton
>>106482783Hello fellow Proton shill
>>106481471Don't care. The only Proton service I use is Protonmail.
>>106481471Thinking vpns are for privacy is stupid. They're more for circumventing censorship than for privacy.
On the subject of vpns, what the fuck is a 14 eyes country
proton pisses me offbasic email features, like sieve-based forwarding, have been sitting with open tickets for yearsbut they can turn around and shit out garbage like their AI or VPN
>>106482822Swiss direct democracy decided to vote away their own privacy laws in the name of "stopping the criminals" like they did with their banking laws 2 decades ago
>>106483617they didn't get a vote
