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Survey shows Gmail users would gladly sacrifice features for more privacy
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I think I'm leaning towards your side here. I'm sorry for starting a war in the comments, by the way. ๐ It was a hot topic!
I still find it weird that the Proton CEO is so adamant about pitting republicans against democrats so hard, like it's black or white, red pill vs blue pill. If he supports the choice that was made, he could easily just say that he thinks the choice was good, without putting all the focus on who made the choice. That's the weird part for me. ๐ That's what makes me suspicious of the intentions of the tweet.
But yeah, anyway, it definitely wasn't a love letter like that, no. ๐