“A Swiss court has upheld the appeal of Geneva-based Proton, a provider of secure and anonymous email services, limiting its obligation to monitor traffic and retain data for surveillance purposes.”
A month earlier Proton handed over an IP address that got climate activists arrested. Now a court says it doesn’t have to monitor traffic like a phone company. Swiss privacy is only as strong as the last ruling. Read the fine print before you bet your freedom on any provider’s marketing.