If Lumo had access to the contents of your mailbox, wouldn't that be breaking a core feature of the whole Proton stack? E2EE/zero knowledge is fundamentally incompatible with integrating a provider-operated chatbot that can access your data
If Lumo had access to the contents of your mailbox, wouldn't that be breaking a core feature of the whole Proton stack? E2EE/zero knowledge is fundamentally incompatible with integrating a provider-operated chatbot that can access your data
Are you new to corporate lies about privacy?
Proton is beholden to Swiss disclosure law, and swiss law caves to international requests pretty often.
Just assume your emails are being read by proton.
I mean, it's a proton.me product. They say lots of stuff that isn't really true.
I don't think Qwen 27B would make much sense. I'm pretty sure Deepseek is cheaper to serve at scale (because of the small active parameter set) and is "smarter." At least that's what is reflected by 3rd party provider pricing on Openrouter.
Reliable Proton Mail, Drive, Calendar and Contacts integration
I think this could cause major problems for privacy guarantees.
how? aren't all of them already hosted on Proton's server. you are already trusting them for your data. how does Lumo make it worst?
I personally like Lumo. There aren't many other services that offer privacy out of the box. And it's not some integrated solution so that I don't have to worry about data being shared with other services.
"Given that many of us use Proton services and are privacy conscious" ~ oxymoron
An email and vpn provider promoting themselves as privacy conscious, and then developing ai should set off alarm bells. I was previously a customer of proton (email and vpn), you don't have to pay attention to their products, social media, and customer service for long to realise that marketing is their strong point. Purple-washing may become a term for faux privacy companies in future.
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The best thing about Lumo is that it isn’t integrated with their core services. I hate seeing ✨bullshit everywhere.
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