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    While this would be a larger undertaking than development of individuals applications, having a Proton OS which could be deployed on mobile devices is likely to be a really effective approach to addressing a number of issues which are difficult to resolve in any other manner.

    It is so hard to have visibility over what tech companies do with our data today and as they all largely treat data in the same manner, the options are either to adopt technology and be exploited or opt out altogether. As devices that are carried with us most of the time, mobile phones have the onboard capabilities required to capture a wealth of information on us.

    While the Proton suite gives people options to protect their privacy, having these apps deployed on an operating system owned by the Googles of the world means that keys are still being secured through Android KeyStore and its analogues to which these companies would conceivably have access. Without securing the foundation on which the apps are stored at the OS layer, it is difficult to properly protect the information on the device.

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