From Mark Ruffalo: There are other other chat apps you can use that are actually just as good, or cheaper or more private that don't fund evil in the world. Lumo from ProtonMail comes to mind but also DuckDuckGo. I am sure there are so many more.
oh hai mark
From Mark Ruffalo: There are other other chat apps you can use that are actually just as good, or cheaper or more private that don't fund evil in the world. Lumo from ProtonMail comes to mind but also DuckDuckGo. I am sure there are so many more.
oh hai mark
Under the guise of an easier workday and increased productivity, Google has been exposing more and more of its users to Gemini.
They say data won't be used for training, but Google hasn’t been reliable in the past.
So how do we get rid of this unwanted digital twin? ♊️
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@asklumo.proton.me is one of the Fast Company's best apps of 2025 😎 🎉
Thanks to all of those who have tried Lumo and provided feedback - we are working hard to close the gap to ChatGPT and Claude in terms of features.
#asklumo #proton #privacy #ai
www.fastcompany.com/91464591/202...
Just gato!
Lumo rendering an integral in LaTeX.
Lumo now understands LaTeX. Type any formula (fractions, matrices, integrals, etc.) straight into chat and see it rendered instantly. No more screenshots or ASCII tricks. Perfect for precise technical work and academic tasks.
Try it now: https://lumo.proton.me
Fur-mula rendering: purrfected! 🧮🐱
Try now at lumo.proton.me @asklumo.proton.me
#asklumo
You can use the microphone icon in the bottom-right to speak to Lumo.
With dedicated chats, Lumo could be your:
✍️ Writing assistant
📊 Data interpreter
🗓️ Weekly planner
Keep context in each thread to maximize your usage of time, and pick up where you left off every time. Unlike ChatGPT, Lumo doesn’t store/train on your data.
Already here.
Miaow!
In the example above a file is being given to Lumo, so the user has given Lumo the right to access the file. Yes, it will have to not be encrypted, otherwise Lumo won't be able to view it.
Don’t share your sensitive files with Big Tech, unless you want sensitive data ending up in the hands of private companies, or leaked in Google searches.
Proton Drive is integrated with Lumo, so that your files can be securely shared in just a few clicks, no upload required
Lumo’s business plan is more affordable than Big Tech’s Enterprise AI plans, and we allow teams of any size with no minimums required, learn more here:
proton.me/blog/lumo-business
ChatGPT gates “confidentiality” behind expensive enterprise plans, and yet still has access to your business data, which can be given to authorities if requested.
Introducing our Business plan for Lumo, where everything is encrypted by default, and not even Proton can see chats.
Appeared on the @firewalldragons.bsky.social podcast speaking about AI & Privacy, and @asklumo.proton.me of course 😎
podcast.firewallsdontstopdragons.com/2025/10/27/p...
#podcast #privacy #ai #lumo
Lumo has been recognized in TIME's 2025 Best Inventions special mentions as a private AI assistant.
Unlike Big Tech chatbots, Lumo's approach prioritizes user privacy and data security.
For more details, visit the official TIME article: time.com/collections/...
Got something super-duper embarrassing to ask?
Just ask at http://lumo.proton.me, where every conversation is actually confidential. 🔒
The heavily requested dark meow-de is here!
⚙️Settings → General → Theme → Dark
You can now also give Lumo custom instructions, for example: "Only address me as Lord Whiskers" or "Provide shorter answers".
It's spooky season 🎃
miaow.
Can attest, Lumo is solid. Gave more accurate responses than some that shall not be named.
Just rolled out a new mail app.
proton.me/blog/new-mai...
Rewriting this in Rust will make for faster cross-platform updates.
Big Tech wants you to believe that if you want bleeding-edge productivity tools, then you must hand over your data.
Lumo dispels that notion entirely; here's how you can use AI to be productive while remaining private:
Thanks!
Noted.
Can you report this within the app? Thanks
Surely nothing bad will happen as a result, right?
Source: www.theverge.com/ai-artificia...
