Yo! So.. The most of Mobile Phone users are Android Users, right? Also Protonmail does require Google Play to run, right? So why shouldn't we pay our bills ( Plans, extra features like storage etc.. ) with the integrated Google Play Payments? It is fast,easy,advanced and secure. If you wanna Pay with PayPal because you don't have a credit card? No Problem! Pay with Bank or Paypal Funds. Or if you neither have a Bank account ( PayPal as example ) or you want to stay more Anonymous, why shouldn't you pay with Google Play Credit? So you can simply buy Plans and storage.Fast and secure paid instantly! So please think about, to add Google Play Payments.

Isn't it really such a Big deal? Using the Google Play Services API and adding some extra code to receive payments over Google Play and make more income?

Well, you have launched your own VPN. Congratulations!
The big problem is that we can't test it.
I have been looking for a VPN which doesn't impact your speed.
We pay a lot of money to have a high internet speed; therefore it is frustrating to see that our bandwidth is halved when not more when we use a VPN.
I have tested either as free or as a subscription many VPN and never found one able to have a decent speed though they all promise that it will be flash speed.
You offer some otions (High and Highest), now what does it means?
I have wasted dozens of Dollars, in fact may be hundreds, for disappointing VPNs and clearly I am reluctant to spend again $8 for a one month subscription for a speed which is simply described as high or highest.
Yous should try to publish some figures and offer either a free test, even 3 hours is enough or a money back guarantee.

Well, you have launched your own VPN. Congratulations!
The big problem is that we can't test it.
I have been looking for a VPN which doesn't impact your speed.
We pay a lot of money to have a high internet speed; therefore it is frustrating to see that our bandwidth is halved when not more when we use a VPN.
I have tested either as free or as a subscription many VPN and never found one able to have a decent speed though they all promise that it will be flash speed.
You offer some otions (High and Highest), now what does it means?
I have wasted dozens of Dollars, in fact may be hundreds, for disappointing VPNs and clearly I am reluctant to spend again $8 for a one month subscription for a speed which is simply described as high or highest.
Yous should try to publish some figures and offer either a free test, even 3 hours is enough or a money back guarantee.

Well, you have launched your own VPN. Congratulations!
The big problem is that we can't test it.
I have been looking for a VPN which doesn't impact your speed.
We pay a lot of money to have a high internet speed; therefore it is frustrating to see that our bandwidth is halved when not more when we use a VPN.
I have tested either as free or as a subscription many VPN and never found one able to have a decent speed though they all promise that it will be flash speed.
You offer some otions (High and Highest), now what does it means?
I have wasted dozens of Dollars, in fact may be hundreds, for disappointing VPNs and clearly I am reluctant to spend again $8 for a one month subscription for a speed which is simply described as high or highest.
Yous should try to publish some figures and offer either a free test, even 3 hours is enough or a money back guarantee.

Proton mail is a nice service, but today I am a bit hesitating to use it as corporate mail server.
The main reason is backup.
Of course Protonmail is a nice company and nothing should happen which could prevent us to access to our mails.
Probably Lavabit users thought the same thing.
It shouldn't be such a problem to have a small program downloading our mailbox in a encrypted format and have a small other one which would uncrypt them in a .rtf file.
As far as I know I would think much safer if I knew that my address book and my mails stored on a Veracrypt volume somewhere.
I don't want to argue to assess the probability of something wrong happening with Proton, I simply stress that a responsible company should have the possibility to backup the corporate mails on a server not managed by the company managing the main mail server.
It doesn't need to be something with a lot of features, just something that you could use in case of force majeure.
Without such a feature, I think that many companies will be reluctant, as I am, to use a mail server without third party backup.

Proton mail is a nice service, but today I am a bit hesitating to use it as corporate mail server.
The main reason is backup.
Of course Protonmail is a nice company and nothing should happen which could prevent us to access to our mails.
Probably Lavabit users thought the same thing.
It shouldn't be such a problem to have a small program downloading our mailbox in a encrypted format and have a small other one which would uncrypt them in a .rtf file.
As far as I know I would think much safer if I knew that my address book and my mails stored on a Veracrypt volume somewhere.
I don't want to argue to assess the probability of something wrong happening with Proton, I simply stress that a responsible company should have the possibility to backup the corporate mails on a server not managed by the company managing the main mail server.
It doesn't need to be something with a lot of features, just something that you could use in case of force majeure.
Without such a feature, I think that many companies will be reluctant, as I am, to use a mail server without third party backup.

Proton mail is a nice service, but today I am a bit hesitating to use it as corporate mail server.
The main reason is backup.
Of course Protonmail is a nice company and nothing should happen which could prevent us to access to our mails.
Probably Lavabit users thought the same thing.
It shouldn't be such a problem to have a small program downloading our mailbox in a encrypted format and have a small other one which would uncrypt them in a .rtf file.
As far as I know I would think much safer if I knew that my address book and my mails stored on a Veracrypt volume somewhere.
I don't want to argue to assess the probability of something wrong happening with Proton, I simply stress that a responsible company should have the possibility to backup the corporate mails on a server not managed by the company managing the main mail server.
It doesn't need to be something with a lot of features, just something that you could use in case of force majeure.
Without such a feature, I think that many companies will be reluctant, as I am, to use a mail server without third party backup.

I have tried every email provider and non of them have what i need. I always go back to Yahoo mail for their one simple feature that stands out - easily Create Up to 500 DISPOSABLE email extensions.
Unfortunately Yahoo mail is no longer Private and email page is almost never SSL secured and i worry about sensitive work emails being leaked.

WHAT IS Disposable Email ?
Say my main email address is yahoouser@yahoo.com, i can add yahoouser01-_____@yahoo.com (any name in the middle) extention email which is safely deletable anytime.

HOW?
Its VERY EASY. on your yahoo email account, Open Setting then on security tab you can add up to 500 disposable email extensions in one easy step.

SO WHATS THE ADVANTAGE?

1- No-one will know your primary email address.

2- You can create disposable emails for each time you open an account somewhere and delete and email address when you close an account or start to get spammed.

3- if you opened an ebay account you can create yahoouser-ebay1@yahoo.com disposable email. which helps to track who sent the email address and who's spamming you with ads and who shared your [no marketing tick boxed] email address which you can sue / lawsuit against.

4. Less chance to close and open a completely new email account after being bombarded with spams and adverts.

5. Easier to filter and organise to folders with the disposable email

6. Easier to work password managers, rather than all accounts sharing the same email address

Thats it..
NOTE :- yahoo allows up t0 500 disposable emails. I currently have 120 disposable emails each uniquely linked with each registrations, accounts, friends and contacts. and NO-ONE knows my primary email address. BUT until recent privacy changes with the right tool and resources you can obtain the primary address.