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Proton Mail goes AI, security-focused userbase goes 'what on Earth'
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- _xiaz 2y agoThe article is on point. I've been a paying customer for years, but this makes me worried. I hope they come to their senses and this is just a one-off
- nullfield 2y agoWell, if you’re not happy about it, as a paying customer, you should let them know. I did.
- 7bit 2y agoWhenever I see a survey that does not give me options from a clear no to a clear yes, I already know that the survey only exists to push an agenda. Every option you give can somehow be used by the company to impose anything they want onto the results. Fuck Proton for turning out exactly like all the other shitty companies. This opinion is based on the statement of the article, that the survey didn't give the option of hell, no!
- unraveller 2y agoJust proves minor players in any space take in picky users from the major players. The two buttons that should see most use (condense, ultra spellcheck) offer reduction of content but people who refuse to associate with gen AI kneejerk away from any of it regardless. I don't think any boycott will achieve the AI rupture they want. People who don't get the best reasonable basic AI help will move to where they get the best AI and whatever their precious email medium means to them will be "destroyed" faster.
- xzxa 2y ago[flagged]