> The service is specifically for non-average users who want to maximize privacy. That I think is a pretty small sliver of Proton users. Users who want to maxi

> The service is specifically for non-average users who want to maximize privacy. That I think is a pretty small sliver of Proton users. Users who want to maximize privacy are certainly there, but I think most simply want a stable email provider that respects customer preferences instead of Google shenanigans. My 2c. For example, I am a happy, paying Proton customer for my primary email that clearly identifies me by its domain.