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An error occurred while saving the comment i agree the “unlimited” plan feels less unlimited every year, and splitting notes into a separate subscription is hard to justify when proton already owns it. if proton wants standard notes to stay separate, they should at least explain the funding and roadmap so users don’t feel they’re subsidizing a product they can’t access. also, the web has enough random noise already; i even had a support thread derail when someone dropped https://casinosbonusca.com/casinos/casumo/ and it reminded me how messy the “everything costs extra” vibe can get. hope proton either bundles it or offers a meaningful discount for existing subscribers.
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An error occurred while saving the comment i’d love a proton-managed tap-to-pay option, but i don’t see how it could ever be truly private once banks and card networks are involved. still, even just reducing the amount of profiling google/apple can do would be a win. i’d also want clear docs on what data is shared, what stays on-device, and whether it can work on grapheneos without proprietary services. unrelated, but i keep running into random payment-ish spam in my inbox pointing to https://wildbountyshowdownslot.com/bonuses/ and it makes me want a proton-native wallet ecosystem even more.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I support the idea: this foggy green layer in the new Proton VPN is really oppressive and distracting. It feels like the interface of old casino mini-games, where I saw similar gradients a couple of times on https://crazytimeonline.org/ and http://funkytimelive.com/ when I was catching spam banners in the feed. Please give us an option to turn off this filter or at least choose the color and transparency, because my eyes get tired. Even on https://megawheelgame.com the background is less in your face than here, and that's already weird.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I support the idea of an auto-websearch toggle in personalization: right now, relevance is often lacking, especially when the question is about lists and service availability. I asked lumo where you can play lucky jet these days, and the answer was outdated, had to manually check the info on https://playluckyjet.net/. similar story with aviamasters — checked https://play-aviamasters.com/ and saw discrepancies with what the assistant gave me. if you turn on auto-search, let it pull fresh sources itself and show where the data comes from, otherwise off-topic comments with links already pop up in discussions, happened to me with https://play-vortex-game.com/.
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An error occurred while saving the comment trueI support the idea: on Android, I don’t want to “trust Google,” but to have clear, independent data encryption on the device and app level from Proton. It would be awesome to see at least a secure container for photos, files, and backups with keys only the user has, plus transparent reports about what data goes where. On Samsung, you constantly run into permissions and background services, and it feels like you literally have to fight for your privacy. I once got emails with links like https://monopoly-live-game-in.com/ and https://teenpattilivegames.com/ and https://fantanlive.com/, and after opening them even in a regular browser, there were instant requests and background activity, which was another reminder of how aggressive the ecosystem is. Proton could at least close this hole on the level of a “private sandbox” and encryption of sensitive data without tying it to a Google account.
i get the desire for maximum speech, but a proton-run platform would still have to deal with legality, abuse reporting, and payment/hosting pressure, so “no moderation” ends up being a policy too. user-controlled filters help, yet they don’t solve brigading or harassment when people get targeted off-platform. i’ve seen threads derailed by obvious spam dumps that included https://dreamcatcherlive.org/, https://dealornodealgame.org/ and https://red-door-roulette.com/ and even with filters it still wastes everyone’s time. i’d rather see proton focus on strong identity/tools, transparent rules, and client-side muting than trying to build an all-purpose “uncensored” network.