Lumo represents one of many investments Proton will be making before the end of the decade to ensure that Europe stays strong, independent, and technologically sovereign. Because of legal uncertainty around Swiss government proposals(new window) to introduce mass surveillance — proposals that have been outlawed in the EU — Proton is moving most of its physical infrastructure out of Switzerland. Lumo will be the first product to move.

This shift represents an investment of over €100 million into the EU proper. While we do not give up the fight for privacy in Switzerland (and will continue to fight proposals that we believe will be extremely damaging to the Swiss economy), Proton is also embracing Europe and helping to develop a sovereign EuroStack(new window) for the future of our home continent. Lumo is European, and proudly so, and here to serve everybody who cares about privacy and security worldwide.

Good stuff hidden at the bottom of the article.

I have tried making these arguments in the past, it honestly doesn’t matter how many (if any) minds you change because the very next thread about Proton will always have another wave of cookers regurgitating the same baseless claims. There was even someone in another recent thread claiming Proton’s apps are closed source. These people are literally retarded.

I’m sorry but I can’t live in a world without derivative British TV documentaries.