Ohhh, thank you for the information! I'll look into something like Waterfox then.
I don't really see how that can be the case when Chromium is open-source, though I'm admittedly not very knowledgeable on this subject.
My bad! I didn't see that, sorry.
Not saying this is false, but can you send a link to an article that discusses this? The man in the video didn't.
I've never seen a Proton advert. Regardless, that is not evidence.
Something that would count as evidence is perhaps this article that proves that they literally did not have access to the emails: https://protos.com/protonmail-hands-info-to-government-but-says-its-not-google/
TL;DR, Proton was demanded to hand over the information that they had on someone to the Spanish authorities. They complied and gave them all the information they had: a recovery email address.
If you have evidence of your claims, please share them, as Proton is a widely used email, but you can't make these sorts of claims without evidence.
I agree to not be using something that comes from Chrome, but Chromium is open-source, so it's not like it's actively benefiting Google, right? (Correct me if I'm wrong.)
Man. I go back to admiring them from afar.
These aren't weird they're just beautiful and I need them
I feel like I get this. I don't know how to explain it, I just get this.
Having exit nodes for their VPN is not the same as collaborating with the government. There is no evidence that the Israeli government has access to any of their information, their servers are hosted in Switzerland.
I hear about a book that sounds interesting (searching or talking to friends for recommendations), and put that next on my list. My next is Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
The more people switch from Chromium browsers, the less money they get! The more people switch from Google services, the better. Remember that they get money from us using their services.