Surviving the Proton Insanity of Modern Privacy
I've been caught up in the proton insanity lately, mostly because I'm tired of feeling like every move I make online is being watched by some shadowy corporate algorithm. It's reached a point where if you mention wanting a new toaster out loud, your social media feed is flooded with bread-browning appliances within five minutes. It's creepy, it's invasive, and honestly, it's just exhausting. That's why so many people—myself included—have been diving headfirst into the Proton ecosystem, trying to claw back some semblance of digital dignity. ...