My problem isn’t that ProtonMail followed the law, it’s that the company’s marketing has gone to extreme lengths to hide what exactly it will log (when compelle

My problem isn’t that ProtonMail followed the law, it’s that the company’s marketing has gone to extreme lengths to hide what exactly it will log (when compelled by the courts) and when it will fight. It’s also concerning, legal or not, that logging was required in this case, which is not about drugs or the murder or corruption. But climate activism. By very young people. If the Swiss police will demand that data for something so small, that’s a a concern about trusting their laws and authorities to be “better” than the alternative.