> Finally, a company not using this attack as a way to say PGP is fully broken and you should be using their walled garden instead of PGP. i mean, i do like pr

> Finally, a company not using this attack as a way to say PGP is fully broken and you should be using their walled garden instead of PGP. i mean, i do like protonmail and their product, but you can't act like this post isn't designed to protect their own interests. the facts happen to be on their side here.