I'm on Proton and will email you :). Seriously though, a real benefit you get from an e2ee email when no one you communicate with uses it is that all of your r

I'm on Proton and will email you :). Seriously though, a real benefit you get from an e2ee email when no one you communicate with uses it is that all of your receipts, memberships, newsletter, etc. correspondences are not being read/scanned by your email provider. For Signal I asked my wife to switch and she did (just for her and I) and we've been using it for over a year. My Dad recently hopped on as well. These things go slow, but when someone close switches it feels nice knowing that all my conversations are private.