copy that - thanks for the hint. honestly, if it doesn’t work in the future, I’ll probs just cancel my account with them

Revolut works fine for me still on Graphene?

oh yeah? well my grandma’s 212 year old great grandpa picked it up within seconds.

yeah, goodluck writing positive figures after the absolute logistical clusterfuck and financial burden of relocating your assembly, fab, equipment and most importantly talent (that sure as fucking balls won’t want to leave the Netherland for the middle of nowhere, better treating, timbuktu). its a public company. they still report to shareholders, and these shareholders won’t be happy.

what a ludicrous statement by ASML. whenever I hear their CEO utter this nonsense, it makes me think… fouquet (pronounced “fuck it” for you Anglo Saxons out there).

Maybe not the contribution that you’re looking for, but going to tell you this story regardless.

I am Swiss, and am a former Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA / EDA) employee. My colleagues and I had organized an evening on cybersecurity, where we showcase what Switzerland has to offer. I invited stakeholders such as:

• Dreamlab (really cool company, should look them up if you don’t know of them)
• NCSC (Swiss National Cyber Security Center)
• Some Swiss cyber regulator; and
• Proton

Firstly, when speaking to a delegate of one of the above listed (don’t feel comfortably sharing publicly which one), he ushered a statement; upon me saying I’m a huge Proton fan and subscribed to all services - “they are lying to your faces”.

I was curious, so I spoke with the regulators and NCSC delegates, they said that Proton has been involved in a handful of leaks - some that were made public, some behind the scenes.

When I spoke to Andy, having told him that I grew up in Canada, I asked him what his plan was for North America. His response: “I will gladly take their money, but never open up shop there - too many national security departments that come knocking on the door”.

Now I see that (on the Proton page), that they are looking for a few US based positions for Marketing and Growth - going against what we discussed a few years back. In all honesty, I still have a Plus subscription with them, but beginning to questions a lot more things regarding security and ethics at Proton. Guess I’ll just self-host in the future. Trust no one but yourself with your personal data.