There are several companies now offering "small business suite" concepts however there are a few that really offer something trusted, stable and worthy.

There is a huge market for small businesses that require some of the most basic features such as email, contacts, calendar, notes, docs (letters, spreadsheets, presentations, etc.), domain name, scheduling, tasks/todo's and web page hosting. Certain features such as calendar's, contact's, docs, could optionally be shared.

For the next level up most companies need a means to create a basic invoice and process payments (PayPal, N26, Square, Credit/Debit Cards, etc.)

These are simple tasks that small businesses need in today's market that would all be browser/app based, controlled from computer/tablet/smartphone and cloud based. Lastly the need to make it simple to setup and use for anyone is key.

There are many small businesses all over the world stuck trying to migrate from older cash/paper based business that don't have vast computer/technology skills. Additionally there are many existing or new businesses that just need the basics to get started.

Only a few companies do this worldwide well, most don't offer complete thought out basic solutions. For example Google's G Suite is good at this but Proton can do it right and much better and I feel the return on investment for Proton would be huge.

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More details about the ongoing prize drawing:

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Thanks.

Your requirement for mobile phone verification during registration nullifies any claims you make about this being a secure & private email service. Once I share my mobile phone, my identity is already compromised, no matter what you claim you will or will not do with it. Assurances you give that you do not store mobile phone information are meaningless since such a claim can not be verified. The assumption must always be that any personal information one shares with a website is liable to be compromised at some point in the future. I do not need to cite the countless examples of this happening. I was able to secure my current email before you introduced this requirement but obviously I will not be creating a new account with you until you drop this unnecessary requirement. There are countless other ways you can ascertain whether your system is being accessed by legitimate customers. PLEASE REMOVE MANDATORY MOBILE PHONE REGISTRATION.

I don't personally have a compelling reason to delete my emails permanently due to the amount of free space on my account, and due to the negatives outweighing the positives as far as I'm concerned. For example, that email I accidentally deleted a couple months ago without realizing, can now be recovered from the trash.

However, when using the search feature, all trashed emails are included in the results which can add a lot of noise. Therefore, I'd love an option to be able to exclude trashed emails from the results.

In terms of usability, it may be nice for it to be a toggle, so it persists across sessions (and also gets applies to non-advanced searches too). If not a persistent toggle, then a checkbox option when performing an advanced search (though in my case, the former suggestion would be highly preferred as I'll rarely ever want to search through my trash).

Thanks ProtonMail!