This always happens with tech companies. You develop loyalty to the company and then become personally offended when they fail to meet your standards, and you assume that all other users are similar to you.
Most of their revenue would be from corporate contracts. An infinitesimal portion of their revenue base is interested in this.
If they cared about you the CEO wouldn’t have said and done what he has.
Most of their revenue would be from corporate contracts. An infinitesimal portion of their revenue base is interested in this.
Are you basing this on how you feel about Proton or actually have some reference/data to back it up? Proton is a heavily individual user subscription based company, calling business contracts most part of their revenue probably misses the mark by a large margin. The fact that they do PR and damage control on reddit all the time and pretend to care about public criticism just validates this more.
To continue this more it seems Proton has about 50000 firms registered to its domain
This always happens with tech companies. You develop loyalty to the company and then become personally offended when they fail to meet your standards, and you assume that all other users are similar to you.
Most of their revenue would be from corporate contracts. An infinitesimal portion of their revenue base is interested in this.
If they cared about you the CEO wouldn’t have said and done what he has.
Are you basing this on how you feel about Proton or actually have some reference/data to back it up? Proton is a heavily individual user subscription based company, calling business contracts most part of their revenue probably misses the mark by a large margin. The fact that they do PR and damage control on reddit all the time and pretend to care about public criticism just validates this more.
To continue this more it seems Proton has about 50000 firms registered to its domain
https://technologychecker.io/technology/proton-mail
most of which seem like small business with less than 100 employees
https://www.appsruntheworld.com/customers-database/products/view/protonmail
where on individual level Proton has about 100mil accounts. That doesn’t look minor to me.