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The privacy and freedom ideas that have been the foundation of Proton and the promise to its customers are no longer aligned with Yen's vision. Many of Proton's customers are privacy-focused individuals who oppose the values Yen is now preaching. Something needs to change. Either Yen steps down as CEO and allows better-minded individuals to focus on Proton's privacy values, or I am leaving.