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Regardless, don’t choose proton mail if privacy is your goal, months ago someone got arrested using their service https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28427259

• protonmail 3y ago
  The case in fact proves that Proton provides privacy by default - even when we receive a data request we cannot legally contest, we are not able to share the data in an unencrypted format. That means that when it comes to the content of your emails, attachments, calendars, files on Proton Drive and items on Proton Pass, we cannot share them with anyone because we have no access to them ourselves, due to zero-access encryption.