The non-profit Proton Foundation is making our first hire to help shape the future of digital freedom globally. 🚀 The mission of the foundation is to advance digital freedom, privacy, and democracy worldwide. As the foundation's first employee, you’ll have the unique opportunity to shape our work from the ground up: ➡️ Set up operations and governance ➡️ Help define our strategy alongside the Board ➡️ Launch programs and partnerships that strengthen trust in technology and human rights We’re looking for someone entrepreneurial, strategic, and deeply committed to the values of a free and open internet. Unlike other NGOs or international organizations, our foundation will move fast, work intensely, and actually get things done, because the mission is massive and important. Hunger, drive, and ambition matter more than years of experience. This role will be based in Geneva, Switzerland. Learn more and apply here: https://lnkd.in/dECEfEHk
Proton
Technologie, Information und Internet
Geneva, Geneva 124.021 Follower:innen
A better internet starts with privacy and freedom
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A better internet starts with privacy. At Proton, we believe that privacy is a human right, the foundation of a free and open society. That’s why we’re building an ecosystem of privacy-first, open-source tools that put people (not profits) first. Created by scientists from CERN and MIT, governed by the Proton Foundation (a Swiss non-profit organization) and powered by a global community of supporters, Proton is independent, community-funded, and 100% subscription-based, not driven by ads or data mining. Our privacy-by-design ecosystem includes: ✉️ Proton Mail: the world’s most private email service, free of ads and trackers 🌐 Proton VPN: a fast, secure VPN to browse freely and protect your identity online 🗓️ Proton Calendar: an encrypted calendar that keeps your schedule private 🗂️ Proton Drive: encrypted cloud storage with secure file sharing and Proton Docs for private document editing 🔑 Proton Pass: a secure password manager with a built in 2FA authenticator for logins, hide-my-email aliases, credit cards, notes, and encrypted files. 🔒 Proton Authenticator: a free, open-source 2FA app that keeps your accounts safe 🤖 Lumo: your privacy-respecting AI assistant, powered by Proton’s secure ecosystem Trusted by over 100 million people worldwide, from journalists and activists to global NGOs, academics, and creatives, Proton is the trusted alternative to Big Tech. Headquartered in Switzerland, with offices in Geneva, Zurich, Skopje, Taipei, Vilnius, Barcelona, Paris, and Prague, Proton is home to a growing team of 600+ people across 20+ countries, united by a single mission: To make privacy the default for everyone. 🔐
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- Technologie, Information und Internet
- Größe
- 501–1.000 Beschäftigte
- Hauptsitz
- Geneva, Geneva
- Art
- Privatunternehmen
- Gegründet
- 2014
- Spezialgebiete
- Secure Email, Internet Privacy, Encrypted Email, VPN, Privacy, Online Privacy, Online Security, Password manager, Cybersecurity, Encryption, File storage solution, SAAS, Privacy Tech, cloud storage, End-to-end encryption, Internet, Free email , Technology, Encrypted docs, 2FA authenticator, Private AI assistant, Encrypted Sheet, Google Alternative, Microsoft Alternative, Free password manager und Free VPN
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We're #hiring a new Senior Back End Developer (B2B) in London Area, United Kingdom. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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📸 Find your photos faster. Proton Drive now includes new filters for Screenshots, Portraits, Selfies, and Panoramas, so you can quickly search and locate the images you need. Get Proton Drive and start organizing your photos. Now available on Android and iOS. Check it out: proton.me/driveapp
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From team sessions 👥 to rollercoasters 🎢 , our global meetup had it all! 500+ Proton team members from around the world came together to connect, learn, and re-energize around one mission: building a better internet. A huge thank you to everyone who made this happen and to every person who brings Proton’s mission to life every day 💜
What makes Proton so special? ‘The mission’ is the answer for many of us, but after last week’s company-wide meetup I’d also add ‘the humans who work relentlessly behind the mission’ 💜 Shout out to the people team (particularly Dorota Dudek and Reynante Gapasin) who made Proton Quest both productive and fun - a balance they struck perfectly 🚀 📸 Selfie 1: team building quest in PortAventura 📸 Selfie 2: with the Marketing GOAT Irina Marcopol who led the Plenary sessions with vibrant energy and reminded us all of our special Proton community 🫶
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Microsoft OneDrive is rolling out AI face recognition for your photos. But you can turn it off, right? Well, you CAN, but only “three times a year,” and Microsoft hasn’t clarified what that actually means. To disable (for now), go to Privacy & Permissions → People section. Source: https://lnkd.in/d98nswC9
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Next month, the Proton Foundation is sponsoring a hackathon together with ETH Zürich and other partners to bring together students from all of Switzerland's top universities to compete for 10'000 CHF in cash prizes. Register for the event here: https://swiss-hack.ch/ The future of Europe depends on young builders who can help build innovative tech companies which can compete on a global scale, and building this ecosystem is part of the Proton Foundation's mission.
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Does Discord delete your data after verifying your age? Probably, and we hope so. But do the vendors they outsource additional checks and appeals to follow the same philosophy? Not at all. On September 20th, one of Discord’s third-party customer support vendors was hacked. Attackers gained access to user information, including names, email addresses, IP addresses, and government ID images submitted during age verification appeals. Discord quickly reassured users that it wasn't hacked, but a trusted vendor was. Does that actually make a difference? Well, not to the people whose passports and IDs are now sitting in a hacker’s data dump. Governments keep pushing for laws that expose more people, collect more IDs, and create new risks in the name of “safety.” Ironically, many people who gave up their information to "make the internet safer for everyone" are not themselves protected. The takeaway? Basically, the less data you give away, the safer you are. Use tools that don’t ask for your ID, don’t track you, and don’t build profiles around you. Proton VPN doesn't collect any personal information and lets you say no to poorly implemented "safety" laws. Also, it’s free 👉 protonvpn.com
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A new “AI selfie with your younger self” trend has gone viral. It looks innocent, and even heartwarming, but it raises serious privacy concerns. When you upload both your current and childhood photos to an AI tool: 1. You’re handing over highly personal biometric data — your face, at two different ages. 2. Those photos can be stored, analyzed, and even used to train models without your consent. 3. They can also feed profiling, deepfakes, or targeted marketing. AI nostalgia might feel harmless, but once your data is online, you lose control over how it’s used. Want to learn more about how AI like ChatGPT handles your data, and how to protect yourself? Read our blog post: https://lnkd.in/eGUWAYm8
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Frustrated by character rules and the need to change passwords? The National Institute of Standards & Technology updated its password guidelines. Weird characters are out; long, memorable passwords are in.👇 https://lnkd.in/e6uMu8aF