Might I suggest Proton sets up their own Mastodon and Lemmy instance? But in such a way that only employees can get an account.
That way, the accounts are instantly authorized. And you don’t use bandwidth paid for by volunteers and donations.
Proton owns and uses the proton.me domain. Which means it should be possible to setup for example social.proton.me. That way, Proton could create their own Mastodon accounts:
The Court of Justice if the EU will very likely disallow the use of this authority in the future, but it often takes time to litigate in court up to a point where an organization can proceed to the EU Court.
It’s a terrible way of politicians trying to circumvent fundamental rights, even though their goal always is to prevent crime. The simply pass the bill, wait until it becomes law, start doing their business, claim victory and then complain the EU Court disallows it.
Might I suggest Proton sets up their own Mastodon and Lemmy instance? But in such a way that only employees can get an account.
That way, the accounts are instantly authorized. And you don’t use bandwidth paid for by volunteers and donations.
Proton owns and uses the proton.me domain. Which means it should be possible to setup for example social.proton.me. That way, Proton could create their own Mastodon accounts:
@support@social.proton.me @<accountname>@social.proton.me
etc.
But if the company also sets up a Lemmy instance, it could also register an official Proton community.
!proton@social.proton.me