I specifically quoted,
I wonder if you are debating yourself? I’ll leave you two at it.
Good.
To me, what’s troubling is folks taking Proton’s marketing weasel and passing off as some gospel, yeah.
These are all first party sources you’re relying on. I’m not a lawyer but, Mutual Legal Assistance, in reality, seems to be ‘bypassed’ for cybercrime investigations (ref), as the Budapest Convention (which Switzerland is a signatory to) takes over.
Police-to-police cooperation for the sharing of data related to cybercrime and e-evidence is much more frequent than mutual legal assistance (the ratio seems to range from 10:1 to 50:1).
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Data that can be obtained domestically by the police without compulsory measures and
thus without court order can be shared (by Australia, Belgium, Cyprus, Finland,
France, Japan, Serbia, Switzerland).