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I use ProtonVPN and I guess they aren't that stupid to mess up the future of their company by abusing the customers of the service that started the company in t
by nucatus 3y ago
I use ProtonVPN and I guess they aren't that stupid to mess up the future of their company by abusing the customers of the service that started the company in the first place. I guess other VPN services offered by prestigious companies, like BitDefender are quite safe from this standpoint. Yes, the free VPN services have always a large risk associated with.
- RektBoy 3y agoProton is operated by US agencies, CIA did that in the past with cypher machines.
- iakov 3y agoThis is a very bold claim. Do you have reliable sources to back it?
- cookiengineer 3y agoHe's probably talking about Crypto AG [1] Not sure about the links to Proton though. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto_AG https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto_AG
- bartbutler 3y agoThere aren't any links between Proton and Crypto AG, none at all.
- The_SamminAter 3y agoDo you have any sources/links?
- nerdbert 3y agoIt's not necessarily a problem to use a service, (Signal?), which is funded by an intelligence agency. It can serve their purposes while serving yours too. If the service gets wide enough adoption, then the huge volume of traffic becomes a perfect place to hide their own intelligence activity.