Proton released three major new products this summer, all within the span of about a couple months: Proton Docs, Proton Wallet and Proton Scribe. Given that Proton is a privacy-focused company, some of these offerings seemed almost at odds with that mission. So today I ask Andy Yen (Proton’s CEO) some questions about the privacy of their Bitcoin wallet and AI editing tool. We also discuss the new Proton Foundation and how it safeguards their privacy mission for the future. Finally, I ask Andy if they would consider acquiring Mozilla to save the Firefox browser and, in the wake of the blow back Signal received about protecting local access to messaging data, how Proton addresses the ‘compromised machine’ threat model.

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