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First, if what you are doing is not illegal in Switzerland, the Swiss govt would never approve the request in the first place. In general, the Swiss govt does n
by protonmail 5y ago
First, if what you are doing is not illegal in Switzerland, the Swiss govt would never approve the request in the first place. In general, the Swiss govt does not typically accept requests from countries with dubious legal and human rights records.
Second, even if the request were approved, under Swiss law, it is not permissible to break end-to-end encryption. Swiss law enforcement is not allowed to make such a request.
Third, all requests eventually have to be disclosed, although the disclosure may come from Swiss authorities. This also a requirement of Swiss law.
Fourth, if a request were somehow approved, as the origin is China, our legal team would also scrutinize it closely, and if found to be suspect, would also fight the request.
- aborsy 5y agoThanks for clarification!