It works sometimes, and Proton did not stop providing services there, you can buy their vpn, the government just blocks the protocols.
The US has a law that may require you to add backdoors to your software. Do they have to comply with that one in your opinion?
Who will prosecute them in Switzerland and for what? They didn’t break any Swiss laws.
What happens if they don’t pay?
Let’s imagine they don’t comply. What will happen then?
Do they comply with Chinese, Russian or American laws then?
Did they move after that? Sweden was a bad choice to begin with given their history with the pirates bay.
Obvious answer is because they are not liberal, calling yourself liberal just works better in elections. After the elections they do what they were paid for.
They sure try to advertise on that but they are a Swiss company so Canadian laws have little to do with them.
They are not a Canadian company though, so they don’t have to comply with Canadian laws.
Why don’t people send police to the white house and houses of CEOs on a cooldown?
I read that Linux Foundation spend only 3% on the Linux kernel. Where the rest go? Well one of their biggest spending is AI.
Seems you are confused how those blocks work so let’s talk about their services that are definitely not blocked like mail. You can easily and legally buy their mail service in those countries. Do they have to comply with their laws with their mail service?
Didn’t understand your answer about the US laws. If some judge in the US decides that Proton need to make a backdoor, what happens then?