https://tuta.com/blog/switzerland-surveillance-plan
https://www.derbund.ch/andy-yen-gegen-revisionsplan-des-bundesrats-mit-dieser-aggressiven-ueberwachung-muesste-proton-die-schweiz-verlassen-487339556764
Although the first article has suspicions of bias. namely, that Tuta is a company registered in Germany and inevitably shows some favoritism toward Germany. the core concepts of its blog remain valid.
Switzerland, as a country that is "neutral" and "safe" in financial terms, has created an illusion of privacy-first ideology. However, in reality, Switzerland is a small country with far less developed internet infrastructure compared to its neighboring European countries. In terms of internet-related legislation, expert participation, federal legislative experience, and engagement with internet human rights, it occupies a position that people tend to overlook.
Meanwhile, many companies that claim to prioritize privacy rely solely on their registration in Switzerland as their "security credential." But now even this single point is becoming increasingly questioned and unreliable.