>>106482705
>that they are destroying their own reputation in the process?
Lmao no they aren't. You are so delusional. They are diversifying their company offerings which is what any reasonable company would do while continuing to maintain their "privacy" focused as the sales pitch over using other companies that offer the same suite of tools.

Everything Proton offers is exactly what you would expect from a security/privacy focused company.
- Secure email [check]
- Calendar (Worthless addon, but likely costs them pennies so why not)
- Secure storage [check]
- Secure VPN [check]
- Secure credential management [check]
- Secure LLM access [check] (Plenty of companies offer this but only at enterprise level plans btw)
I don't pay attention to duckduckgo but it's likely the same idea.

>>106482742
Yeah that's kind of the fucking point retard. Up until now Switzerland has had some of the most lax laws regarding privacy. Now they are pivoting to EU though since Switzerland is going full retard on their laws compared to EU.
>muh tor nodes
Shut the fuck up retard. Literally every major government operates tor nodes.