Published: October 23, 2025
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Proton’s contribution of humanitarian aid isn’t expressing a political opinion, it’s expressing our humanity. Politics has nothing to do with it.

@andyyen Oh really? Then I’m sure Proton also gave to Israeli Magen David Adom (the local Red Cross) on the 7th October 2023, then?

@rxutn13 @andyyen The billions Israel is siphoning away from US tax payers isn't enough?

@its_Johnnyb0ii @andyyen The United States is an independent and sovereign country I’m not a citizen of, they do whatever the fuck they want I couldn’t care less. The topic here is Proton’s donation. Not the US foreign policy with its allies

@rxutn13 @andyyen @ProtonPrivacy is an independent company you're not a part of, they do whatever the fuck they want. So why do you care who they're NOT giving money to?

@its_Johnnyb0ii @andyyen @ProtonPrivacy I’m a paying customer of Proton since years I have all the rights to ask every single single question I want about their donations as well as any other topics implying them

@rxutn13 @andyyen @ProtonPrivacy You're a customer not a shareholder. And Proton is a private company, so they can in fact do what ever the fuck they want. If you're dissatisfied with their humanitarian efforts I suggest you stop paying.

@its_Johnnyb0ii @andyyen @ProtonPrivacy Proton is a non-profit Einstein you don’t even know what you’re talking about. https://proton.me/foundation I’m actually very interested by their humanitarian aid and that’s why I’m wondering why haven’t they given to the people massacred by those to whom they’re given money

@rxutn13 @andyyen @ProtonPrivacy Proton is owned by a non-profit called the Proton Foundation. Which indeed makes @ProtonPrivacy a private company. That very link you pasted has their email, have you tried reaching out to them on why they're not sending money to your cause?

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