no, I just think the misconception that Switzerland is some kind of privacy paradise is very common and any possible malicious entity, from corporations to governments, can too easily take advantage of this.
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if the political orientation of the cofounder is important (and I personally believe that it can be) than equally, if not more, important is the jurisdiction of the services. I’d avoid both UK and Switzerland for a VPN.
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67·4 months agoright, thank you for pointing it out.
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22·4 months agothey said they give them water and sandwiches, not bullets, so I guess no.
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222·4 months agothe fact that they are chinese isn’t relevant here, since such fraudulent practices have been seen on Brave Browser too, for example.
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definitely, but to be fair the same goes for most similar swiss companies that I know.