> But as soon as you keep reading it clears that right up C'mon man, even you should know how much BS that is. They are misleading people and they know it, jus

> But as soon as you keep reading it clears that right up C'mon man, even you should know how much BS that is. They are misleading people and they know it, just hoping nobody reads the fine print. I have 0 trust in Proton because of this shit. It doesn't matter what they say in the fine print, telling people there's strong encryption at all times right next to "end-to-end encryption" would fool anyone into thinking Proton can't read email in transit to non-Proton emails (in fact they even claim this, and it's false). They wouldn't be able to gain any users if they told the truth that they are the same as any other email provider except when they email their own users. They even have the gall to say they offer a more secure business email but don't offer SAML or log integration, very basic things any actual business is required to have if they want to even meet baseline security measures.