Its the same as Tuta giving a free premium account(s) to non profits. Good products helping out good products.
That nice I didn’t know that.
Sorry I was wrong. Not free accounts but a significant discount. Don’t know why I remembered it was free. Perhaps could be free for a one man or a small team of a non profit? Not sure.
This is what I like to see. Companies coming together in the privacy-sphere to circumvent fragmentation and promote unity.
I really think all the privacy companies we and PG loves should have a mention of each other on their website under a “Friends of [company name]” section where if its GOS, they should have other tools they value like Mullvad or Tuta or Proton. These can act as soft suggestions/recommendations for folks exploring and reading their websites to continue discovering other tools/products or companies in the privacy sphere.
I haven’t thought this idea through but I don’t see any downside as such in the moment.
There are various “alliances” spread around for things like this. Windscribe Creates a Privacy-Focused Alliance for example is one of them.
Yes, yes. I am aware. But these alliances are never obvious and easily found in my opinion.
Also not obvious: Such alliances mostly serve marketing purposes (specifically, distribution).