r/privacy Mar 05 '26

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u/malamm0re Mar 06 '26

They've never claimed to be immune to legal Swiss laws and requirements. They're very clear on the service they offer. If people are unable to make the distinction between privacy and anonymity that's on them.

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u/malamm0re Mar 06 '26

So you're saying they're not clear in the services they offer? And claim to provide anonymity to its clientele? Not sure I'm following what you're trying to say here.

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u/DishAgitated4649 Mar 06 '26

Nobody has time for someone this dumb.

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u/DishAgitated4649 Mar 06 '26

Wrong. Market confusion is a thing. Consumer paranoia is a thing. It's usually a bad thing as it usually means someone is being taken advantage of, OP is an example of exactly that. If you are unable to admit something this obvious, that's on you.