For real? Man, at this rate, I might have to switch away from their products, I really hope they get their act together really really soon...
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I switched to StartMail, I'm officially done with ProtonMail. Are you even kidding me, how just how...
Glad I ditched proton.
What do you use instead?
I went mullvad.
What did they keep?
So glad I moved away from Proton a few weeks ago. They seem to be going downhill.
I wonder if the "limited resources" are due to them potentially losing a whole load of customers recently.
You know, if their tech truly is as open-source as they market, then they've still contributed hugely to the ecosystem. If it turns out it's not actually operationally open-source, then this will be remembered in a hugely negative light.
Edit: I did just see their post about being impacted by the US spending cuts. I can't imagine Proton would be super happy about that administration at the moment. But then again, who knows these days.
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I’m sad too. But I think it’s quite logical given people that use Mastodon probably already know or heard of proton. Marketing is particularly effective for people that don’t know of them (at least while they are small)