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EXCLUSIVE: Proton Mail Says It Will Defy Australia's Impending 'Online Safety' Act

Summary by The Epoch Times
Secure email service provider Proton Mail has added its voice to a growing number of tech companies concerned that Australia’s proposed “online safety” regulation will force firms to break encryption to expose user data to governments and potentially criminal syndicates. Proton offers end-to-end encrypted email, virtual private network (VPN), and online data and password storage services. Its slogan is “privacy by default.” The Australian propos…

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EXCLUSIVE: Proton Mail Says It Will Defy Australia's Impending 'Online Safety' Act

Secure email service provider Proton Mail has added its voice to a growing number of tech companies concerned that Australia’s proposed “online safety” regulation will force firms to break encryption to expose user data to governments and potentially criminal syndicates. Proton offers end-to-end encrypted email, virtual private network (VPN), and online data and password storage services. Its slogan is “privacy by default.” The Australian propos…

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The Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, December 12, 2023.
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