There’s Standard Notes and SimpleLogin too. That’s 2/5. But my point was rather that it’s shit on their own site, I don’t think they’re pretending it’s anything other than advert.
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I mean, they make it sound like they’re going to suggest 5 DIFFERENT services and they just go… “Proton, proton, proton, proton, proton”.
So yeah. Thinly. Like, skin of your teeth thin.
There’s Standard Notes and SimpleLogin too. That’s 2/5. But my point was rather that it’s shit on their own site, I don’t think they’re pretending it’s anything other than advert.
SimpleLogin is theirs.
Oh, I didn’t know that. Do they also own Standard Notes?
No, it’s not. An awesome product BTW, IMHO.
Not that I’m aware of. If they have a stake in it, it’s not listed anywhere publicly.