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  "path": "/t/proton-meet-isnt-what-they-told-you-it-was/36865#post_11",
  "publishedAt": "2026-04-08T17:45:39.000Z",
  "site": "https://discuss.privacyguides.net",
  "textContent": "Every now and then, a dude claims Proton is lying or incompetent about their security or privacy. Likewise, Einstein is called a fraud on a regular basis on Internet. Of course, all those “debunkers” carefully mentions that they are themselves not competent… But they still want to give other non-competent people some clues to question what the most competent said.\n\nI am not tied to Proton but I think you can hardly do better than what they do at a given moment, and they don’t lie. Proton never claimed they deliver a one-click all-in-one idiot-proof solution for perfect privacy against billion-dollar-budget organisations.\n\nSpecifically on this topic, the only argument, shaped in a hundred different ways in that overly long article (i know, this post is too), is that IPs are not secret. The other metadata (timestamps etc.) are only meaningful if one has the IP address. Well, good news! To mask your IP, you can rely on a VPN, for which many providers (including Proton) won’t log your connections. End of the problem.",
  "title": "Proton Meet Isn't What They Told You It Was"
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