I think that you should not delete accounts at all. Because person that owns that account may not be able to log in to the account for a long time. For example, due to illness or natural disasters. At the same time, a number of accounts may be linked to the ProtonMail account, using it as the only service of confirming identity or restoring access. I believe that clearing the account data should be used instead of deleting the account at all. That is, removing the content of the account, not the entire account! I think that the current policy of the company crosses out all the advantages of the service. Your competitor Tutanota does not have such a policy, which is like spitting in the face of its users.

ProtonMail service is positioned as private and anonymous. But when you click on the contact button, it offers to import from Google evil corporation (screenshots: https://shorturl.at/loLNV https://shorturl.at/oxGO9) This action compromises the IP address of the evil corporation. Kindly remove this button from such a visible place or mark it with a sign warning of possible compromise of IP and other data. Also, I believe that any service that cares in any way about user privacy should sever all ties with evil corporation Google. This is not a good move by a company that values privacy and anonymity. Google is a huge hole in privacy and anonymity. Please unbind all of your services from the evil eye of Google's malicious organisation.

In particular, this applies to:
- Removing the malicious notification library from the Android app
- Removal of the Google contacts integration .

The dedicated Protonmail community deserves a real response from the crack team of Protonmail scientists and engineers. When are you implementing Yubikey or are is your tag line just bs?

"We are scientists, engineers, and developers drawn together by a shared vision of protecting civil liberties online. This is why we created ProtonMail, an easy to use secure email service with built-in end-to-end encryption and state of the art security features. Our goal is to build an internet that respects privacy and is secure against cyberattacks.

We are committed to developing and widely distributing the tools necessary to protect your data online. Our team combines deep mathematical and technical knowledge from the world's top research institutions with expertise in building easy to use user interfaces. Together, we are building the encrypted communication technologies of the future."

Similar to how Bitcoin is uncensorable money, Handshake names are uncensorable words.

Handshake (HNS) is a decentralized naming protocol that aims to be the base of the web, and is the only protocol out there that's attempting to decentralize the DNS root zone. HNS names can be used for websites, email, usernames, and single-click login.

I want to let you know that the decentralized .ProtonMail top level domain is reserved for ProtonMail to claim on Handshake. See here: https://hnsnetwork.com/names/protonmail

There are several ideas that can be looked into. All ProtonMail users can get a .protonmail name that mirrors their existing ProtonMail email. If someone uses name@protonmail.com, they would automatically be given name@protonmail. Currently, Handshake names can only send and receive emails to each other. As far as the UX, the Handshake email can easily be toggled within the ProtonMail interface. Besides email, owners can potentially use name.protonmail to log in to their ProtonMail account (single-click login) as well as set up a decentralized website.

Overall, the integration of HNS will further strengthen ProtonMail's brand as being a leader in encryption.

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to myself or the Handshake community!

Creating a new address under the Protonmail Account should not be permanent. Needs change over time. Higher subscription levels appear to have the capability to delete disabled addresses provided there are no emails for it. As a Plus user, it appears that any address I create is permanent and can only be disabled but not deleted. If I created an email address for a temporary purpose, but now would like the slot back for a new address (only 5 for base Plus subscription), it is not possible. That address forever takes one of my 5 address slots whether I enable or disable it. If there is already a way to delete it, the procedure is not clear.