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This makes Sir Tim uniquely suited to understanding Proton and advising us as we try to realise this ambitious vision." "We have a similarly audacious goal: we want to create an internet where people are in control of their information at all times. "When Sir Tim invented the World Wide Web, he created a new medium through which people could connect with each other. "Having Sir Tim join our advisory board is a nod to our shared past at CERN, where we conceived the initial idea for ProtonMail, and our future," added Andy Yen, Proton's chief exec.
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