this post was submitted on 01 Nov 2026
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Setting aside Proton (or any specific company) for a moment, you don't feel that an organizational culture of "move fast and break things with vibe coding" could have detrimental impacts to the security and, consequently, the privacy of that company's products?
What you've described is not what this post is about.