> The post is just an ad disguised as a guide  That said: > its obvious they want to be like google but with "privacy" as a gimmic because its only private until they get a government order telling them to do something to unmask a user or monitor an email. Besides the fact that Proton is based in Switzerland where government warrants aren't issued willy-nilly, *please* learn how the mathematics behind encryption works – or, if not, at least trust *that* it does. For emails that are sent E2EE, Proton can only have garbled data that requires a key they don't have. You're just constantly talking out your ass, and I have no idea why; it's so unearned. Like I'm not going to debate you on whether ads or corporations are good because a) I broadly agree and b) that's just, like, our opinions, man, but then you just say shit that's so demonstrably untrue that all I can think is: "I fucking hate what this decade has done to people."