The people who couldn't handle their keys were at Nord. The people you trust are at Proton.
> worked so hard to try to delete all of the evidence
The cert is still there. Apparently, they didn't work nearly hard enough.
> worked so hard to try to delete all of the evidence
The cert is still there. Apparently, they didn't work nearly hard enough.
As pointed out on this reddit post [3], Proton's appears to contradict itself a number of times.
It's a good thing trust based VPN's are obsolete. After all, trust isn't constant [4] as seen in this article showing how Proton supplied IP addresses to "authorities."
[3] https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/8x9aik/protonvp...
[4] https://techcrunch.com/2021/09/06/protonmail-logged-ip-addre...
This is a hilarious way to start an ostensibly serious investigation. It's not as if you could easily figure out the answer to that.
At some point, you have to acknowledge that you're a clown.