> 9. Protonmail Developers Do Not Use Protonmail The article that justifies this claim is absurdly unreasonable in its approach, and its titular claim easily d

> 9. Protonmail Developers Do Not Use Protonmail The article that justifies this claim is absurdly unreasonable in its approach, and its titular claim easily demonstrably false. Most of its method, such as it is, hinges on complaining that people haven’t chosen to make their email address public on their GitHub profile (which is something you have to opt into), and trivially falls apart; most of the rest comes of ignoring a separation of personal and work identities and is also nonsense; and the remainder is at least mildly dubious too. Point six is also utterly clueless, as observed by others here already, and one or two of the other points where I do know a little have claims that are misleading or speculative at best. Doesn’t incline me to trust this article on the parts that I don’t know about, even though I agree with some of its points (most significantly that first-party encryption is largely a crock—see Fastmail’s reasoning about that in parts of https://fastmail.blog/advanced/why-we-dont-offer-pgp/ https://fastmail.blog/advanced/why-we-dont-offer-pgp/).