If you’re on Proton to be privacy-oriented and stop governments or corporations from accessing your data, do you really trust the company when their CEO is cozying up to an authoritarian regime? I just don’t see Proton fighting any information requests from Trump right now, and just from a utilitarian perspective that makes them a bad choice for me as a user.
There is that, but did anything happen to the service itself?
If you’re on Proton to be privacy-oriented and stop governments or corporations from accessing your data, do you really trust the company when their CEO is cozying up to an authoritarian regime? I just don’t see Proton fighting any information requests from Trump right now, and just from a utilitarian perspective that makes them a bad choice for me as a user.
Personally, I feel like their service, except for VPN, was always half assed.
The list goes on. I have only one account left with a proton email and the letter with a code so I can change that lies on my desk.
There is no way to have a secure or private SMTP service.
They definitely allow you to use pgp with people not at proton via the web ui.
Good point. I actually quit proton a few years ago because of the lack of SMTP and caldav.