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This is interesting, but still a bit worrying that they reserved the right of doing an IPO if they "feel like we need more resources to fight for an open intern
by xinayder 2y ago
This is interesting, but still a bit worrying that they reserved the right of doing an IPO if they "feel like we need more resources to fight for an open internet".
I would say I'd like to believe they are being truthful to their words, but I find it hard to believe they have a non-profit stance when they shove ads about their own products on your inbox by default, having annoying popups and trying to push you to upgrade your Proton plan.
- layer8 2y agoA nonprofit doesn’t mean that profits aren’t pursued, it means that any profits have to be put to the organization’s purpose instead of flowing to private beneficiaries.
- whoopdedo 2y agoBut what about when the organization's purpose is to assist a private beneficiary, namely the for-profit arm of the corporation? If the non-profit only does work for one client, is it really a separate entity?