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Infomaniak breaks rank and comes out in support of controversial Swiss encryption law (www.tomsguide.com)
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[–] LWD@lemm.ee 11 points 2 months ago

Old Infomaniak stance: privacy without compromise

Infomaniak describes itself as an "ethical cloud" company and one that doesn't compromise on "ecology, privacy, or people."

New Infomaniak stance: Trust The Institutions!

Infomaniak spokesperson Thomas Jacobsen... believed Yen showed a "lack of knowledge of Swiss political institutions" and called for finding the right balance, not looking for extremes.

Infomaniak argued that anonymity prevents justice, saying there must be a "happy medium" to prevent the digital landscape becoming a "Wild West."

Either they are fundamentally changing their way of doing business, or their definition of privacy does not align with reality's definition of privacy.