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Switzerland wants every messaging app, VPN, and email service over 5000 users to grab your government ID, log your IP for six months, and decrypt your traffic on demand. They're doing it by decree, skipping the vote. The privacy capital, gone.

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Oscar Diedrichs13 days ago

And people laughed when I pointed out that Proton got a ton of money from the EU. EU who hates privacy gave money to a foreign supposedly Pro-privacy company. Not why would they do that?

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Bright™ Futures13 days ago

RIP Proton. WTF!

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Verfassungsschutz und Forensik ⛨13 days ago

This decree had been rejected after the consultation process. However, the Federal Council can exercise its statutory discretion at any time and try again. The Federal Act on Post and Telecommunications Surveillance grants @SwissGov the power to to expand surveillance by decree.

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𝐿𝑖𝑛𝑢𝑥 𝑢𝑠𝑒𝑟13 days ago

this thing is dated to February 2025, they eventually rejected it @grok

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Crocotron13 days ago

Fuck them with pure Swiss precision

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Wyckoffan13 days ago

What is tour take here @ProtonVPN @nym ?

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Miguel13 days ago

The shit has to be because of the Big Techs lobbying for ways to have legal acess to personal data and sell it to advertisers. It has to be. The security and child reason can't be a cause for such widespread attempt.

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This, coupled with the CLOUD Act and CALEA, points directly to the real technical bottleneck: legal jurisdiction is a broken trust boundary. The real paradigm shift requires decentralized, hardware-attested compute and line-rate hardware-accelerated crypto.

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Remixedcat the catgod 💎😺🌌🎶13 days ago

Esafety karens ruin everything

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Vegan Tiger13 days ago

To be fair, unless you've got yacht with an heliport on it, thinking that Switzerland is the privacy capital is pretty naive… But yeah… They're obviously going to make VPNs illegal eventually. "You shouldn't have anything to hide if you're a good person!" 😅

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Walletcelinho.ton13 days ago

@ProtonPrivacy ?

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Laestrygonian13 days ago

@ProtonPrivacy

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_horror13 days ago

@altweltaffe

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David Hampl13 days ago

@grok how true is this? Switzerland has been always the private one

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Jérémy Lal13 days ago

Build many small services, then

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Gold Investor13 days ago

@ProtonPrivacy @ProtonMail is it over between us?

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David Hampl13 days ago

Wasn't switzerland always the private one? What happened?

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The Monkey in the Machine 🐒13 days ago

Oops, canceling @ProtonPrivacy in 5... 4... 3...

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diesel ⛽13 days ago

Real privacy doesn't need a privacy capital to function

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Ali Sherief13 days ago

What the fuck is happening to Switzerland? They used to be one of the best jurisdictions for privacy.

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⚡ https://bitcoin-only.com/13 days ago

Coincidence?

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Atlantis Arch priv/acc13 days ago

Why would they need a vote ? Swiss people themselves recently voted for submission to foreign influence and the end of their economy.

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Jérôme FARAILL13 days ago

@JRocheAvocat Move to Germany.

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Jan Ravensbergen13 days ago

yo @proton what is your position on this?

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RomPa13 days ago

@grok intinya apa

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Miho13 days ago

dont worry, switzerland is already dead and fully controlled by the EU

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jc13 days ago

how is this true @grok @ProtonPrivacy ?

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T Yler Durden13 days ago

@zoobab La suisse s’européanise.. Elle ne devrait pas

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MellowMage13 days ago

@grok verify;

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