

They rolled out lumo chatbot. I just wanted decent linux support for VPN and drive, especially as a years-long visionary-tier supporter. I overpaid for years because I shared the same vision but its was always a second class experience on Linux.


They rolled out lumo chatbot. I just wanted decent linux support for VPN and drive, especially as a years-long visionary-tier supporter. I overpaid for years because I shared the same vision but its was always a second class experience on Linux.


https://windscribe.com/features/no-identifying-logs
Do you think the bill would bypass the no-logs privacy protections?


I’ve enjoyed Proton email, calendar, and VPN. So that’s only 3 out of 10 Proton services I use while paying for visionary.
I had poor experience with the password manager at launch so I moved back to bitwarden/aegis. And I despise Proton Drive its best described as cryogenic deep freeze not functional cloud storage. I’ve had a much better experience with Filen.io




Cancelled my Visionary Plan. That gives a bit of time to migrate off the platform.


How much do and what percentage of revenue do they spend on marketing (and other bullshit) vs cost of care?
My end game is getting healthcare in other countries via medical tourism or Permanent Residency/Citizenship to escape the broken US system. I hit my dental plan maximum coverage in April this year. So even though I have coverage through my employer they are stingy with high copays and low maximums.
And shopping around trying to get a quote for health insurance without an employer to sponsor, it was like a 2nd mortgage/2nd rent payment.
Long term it’ll be cheaper to buy global (ex-US) health insurance and fly abroad for care.
Which is ridiculous because of the non-profit majority shareholder. What the hell happened at Proton after this announcement in 2024?
“…community is the most important thing to us, and we want to ensure that Proton continues to faithfully serve the community for the next 10 years and beyond. To achieve this goal, I, as Proton’s founder, joined together by Jason Stockman (Proton’s co-founder) and Dingchao Lu (Proton’s first employee), have jointly endowed the non-profit Proton Foundation through a donation of Proton shares. These transfers and commitments from the foundation founders make the Proton Foundation the primary shareholder of Proton and make irrevocable our wish that Proton remains in perpetuity an organization that places people ahead of profits.”