Every non-profit organization I know of was run as a company. Non-profit is for organization, not for people, you can still pay yourself a nice salary and trips around the world, expensive dinners and so on. A lot of non-profits I know of extract every cent from the donors, which are often big companies like Google, by making an invoice for a clearly overpriced service at company owned by their friends, that send them the money back.

Being a nonprofit tex-exempt charity corporation in United States is no defense of their character, their interests, nor their capability to provide a quality service or withstand a legal pressure.

I will be perfectly clear then, you cant trust them and you cant depend on them. Reddit was a good open service once, now its dying, we need to move to Lemmy. Same will go for Signal. They still work with police, still give data such as phone numbers, when you created your account and we have no proof that they are not storing your IP, when you are sending and getting messages (so they can do a timing attack to figure out who you are talking to, if they don't give that info directly).

I don't need proof that they have done something wrong to prove a point that no single entity should be trusted when we have the technology for over 20 years now that makes that unnecessary.