Bill, organizer of stuff
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Bill, organizer of stuff
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Data, privacy, ethics, old houses, and food And some other things RN Entropy repairman Fendersmith Nothing I post or do is licensed to Facebook/Meta or its assigns in any way for any purpose, including caching or storage. Also, gravy.
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Mar 05, 2026
@adrienne I'm no defender of Proton (looking for an offroad from them, actually), but in this case, they were compelled by legal action from the Swiss government to hand over payment data. Since the payor had used a credit card that traced back to an individual, the Swiss government could find that person. And the FBI somehow (legally?) got ahold of the data from the Swiss. This circumstance is not unique to Proton - it would apply to any legally operating business with credit card customers. 🤦
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