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Elena Constantinescu

Elena a commencé à couvrir la technologie en 2010 et a toujours été une fervente défenseuse de l'innovation et du respect de la vie privée numérique. Forte d'une expérience en test et en examen de logiciel, elle a commencé à écrire pour Proton afin de faire progresser la mission de l'entreprise vers la construction d'un internet privé et libre.

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