The data is still located in the US so honestly for email I would not see the benefit since so much of it will pass through unencrypted on a cloud provider (AWS

The data is still located in the US so honestly for email I would not see the benefit since so much of it will pass through unencrypted on a cloud provider (AWS?). I personally use mailfence with IMAP on Thunderbird (so its not full E2E encryption despite the marketing) but I much prefer the Belgian privacy law. Though the mobile/destop apps looks very nice and overall kudos for what seems like a coherent ecosystem (something I miss from my patching of sync.com and mailfence). Also concerned by VC money in that space, hopefully you are profitable. Nobody wants to have to move their life (calendar, drive, emails) because they trusted a startup that ran out of money...