Real privacy starts when you check app permissions and stop giving flashlight apps your location.
this post was submitted on 16 Dec 2025
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The '500 Days of Summer "Have You Ever Heard Of"' meme template, showing two images of a man talking to a woman in a record store.
The first has the man saying "I love privacy" and the woman replying "Me too".
The second shows 7 purple-coloured app logos above the man. Many in generic shapes, but one shows a lock keyway, and one shows a cat with a golden bell collar. Above the woman is the Google Chrome logo and a screenshot saying "You've gone Incognito".
Replace all the icons on her side with just a thought bubble:
.oO( BRUH. LEAVE ME ALONE! )
What's the cat icon?
Its lumo from proton, it is an "Privacy-first AI assistant where chats stay confidential", quote from proton itself
Ah, got you. Seems like the icon doesn't completely match their branding.
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It’s the intelligence degradation tool and slop dumper.
Imagine paying anything for proton services.
privacy
is a webapp
???