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Our latest video is a breakdown of Jeffrey Epstein’s spy network.

The surveillance companies he funded.

How he used surveillance to affect geopolitics.

How those on Epstein island were trapped by a secret spying camera network.

And, finally, how he benefited from this.

https://youtu.be/bugB0sA7FcA
Phillip Plays · 3w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqzw2eyejauwya33lgxmqyhwmga5mk6uy6hxdw3232etpef7ktfmcs3c850x super excited for the Lumo API and new calendar app!
hasky · 4w
We should not let that motha focka know our age .. I am embarrassed I am Old .. 😂
Mark · 4w
Very good article, good arguments.
eko · 4w
When ProtonOS
libertas primordium · 4w
California's law sounds worse than anything coming out of the EU so far. Certain Linux distro teams like Ubuntu are discussing the possible need to mandate developers implement code where needed to comply. Upstream, debian took the position of "not our problem." I'll continue running debian unl...
SATSMAN · 4w
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For two years, a lone activist went undercover inside two domestic terrorist organizations in the United States, rising through the ranks to try to gain intel and leak it to the media. His goal was ultimately to weaken them and bring them down.

In the first episode of our new series, Witness Protection, the activist gave us an exclusive inside account of how he infiltrated the organizations and the complex techniques he used to stay safe.

https://youtu.be/Z0v48bME-H4
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Europe has found itself in a difficult and dangerous situation.

Last August, Proton’s Europe tech sovereignty report revealed that over 74% of publicly listed European companies depend on US infrastructure for their basic tech services.

Whether sending emails or running critical infrastructure in the cloud, Europe places its digital destiny in the hands of a few American service providers and the government they answer to.

That report now seems even more prescient...

https://proton.me/business/blog/tech-investment-not-cost
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If you’re scheduling a call, you can now do it directly in Proton Calendar.

Just click “Add Proton Meet conferencing” to generate a secure, end-to-end encrypted link.

Participants can join from the invite, even if they don’t use Proton.

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Proton · 7w
A part of this is that we're launching Proton Meet: end-to-end encrypted video calls where no one can listen in, not even Proton. Built on the same zero-access architecture as Proton Mail. Try it free now: https://meet.proton.me https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/116/323/994/858/...
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Vault sharing caused your app to become a bit too cluttered?

Pass users can now hide some vaults via the Organize vaults menu.

Available on versions 1.34.4 and up.

Proton · 8w
Google has known about a bug that breaks VPN apps for 7 months, leaving users exposed with no warning or error, just a VPN app that stopped working in the background. If you're using ANY VPN on Andro...
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The bug corrupts Android's network stack at the system level after a VPN update, causing users to blame their VPN provider.

Restarting the app doesn't help, with the only fix being a full device reboot or VPN app reinstall, something which most users never figure out.

This affects several VPN providers on Android 16, and only Google has the access to diagnose it properly.

After 7 months of waiting, we're now asking publicly: Google, when are you fixing this?
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Google has known about a bug that breaks VPN apps for 7 months, leaving users exposed with no warning or error, just a VPN app that stopped working in the background.

If you're using ANY VPN on Android, you can help us by getting Google's attention to fix it.

We first reported this bug to Google in September 2025.

Others like @nprofile1q... and Wireguard reported it even earlier, in August.

Google's response? "I don't see anything unusual."

Here's what's actually happening ⤵️
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Proton · 8w
The bug corrupts Android's network stack at the system level after a VPN update, causing users to blame their VPN provider. Restarting the app doesn't help, with the only fix being a full device reboot or VPN app reinstall, something which most users never figure out. This affects several VPN prov...