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Glad I wasn't the first to think it. But I'm more disappointed that this is coming from Proton. Wiz did their research and published it without politics. Proton
by figassis 2y ago
Glad I wasn't the first to think it. But I'm more disappointed that this is coming from Proton. Wiz did their research and published it without politics. Proton couldn't help themselves.
iirc in the first months of openai fame, wasn't it leaking conversations across users?
- A_D_E_P_T 2y agoYeah, there's some serious irony here. Or hypocrisy. When Proton was founded, their main selling point was that they store your data outside the USA, in Switzerland, and vigorously fight to protect your privacy from US government intrusion. Surely they realize, if only privately, that Americans who fear government action are even safer with their data stored in China. The Swiss comply with US government requests; the Chinese don't even bother to respond, barring rare DEA cases that are handled out of Hong Kong, and even those are becoming more and more infrequent. As for OpenAI, they literally trained on LibGen and now they throw a fit about Deepseek "stealing"? lol, lmao even.