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Proton and Standard Notes are joining forces: https://proton.me/blog/proton-standard-notes-join-forces
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WHEN??? We are all waiting for ProtonMail not to be "evil" with our personal data - like so many before Yahoo, Inbox, Applemail, gmail... it is not a matter of security. Your security responsibilities end when the customer takes possession and chooses to download his creative material to his own vault. It is confidential, vital, and proprietary data that WE (the customers) create. And NO we don't want our data stored somewhere off on some Cloud. That's even worse.
I had over 4 years of data, photos, and contacts wiped out because Inbox.com suddenly announced they are done. No response to emails, phone calls, no support number, fake registered address.
Now I have a huge security risk not knowing where or how my personal data is being used. Emails of a family member who have passed away and left a lasting tribute are gone forever - because someone at Inbox decided to turn EVIL.
Why would you not allow us all to use our computers the way they were built - for convenience - not for trickery and greed - collecting private information about people's lives - and then lock it away as if it is now your property - all under this delusion of providing "security"? Cmon.
We all know whats going on here... if you can't be honest, fair, forthcoming, and responsive (your "team" post is nearly 2 yrs old), you will not survive. We are all sick and tired of companies built to steal peoples private information - and then limit access. When you do this we all start to mistrust each other and the world collapses.
"Don't Be Evil" was Google's battle cry - now look at them...looking at you through 10 different spy applications on iPads, Laptops, Cell Phones, GPS, Drones, and some dude somewhere off in a floating building more lavash than most country's net worth - claiming it's all for the common good.
Not allowing me to download my property to a local client like Thunderbird, or any number of Local Apps so I can store a back-up and better protect myself is a horrible initiative.
It trumps your "Swiss Security" mantra. Until then, you're, just like every other email service just a website bent on collecting personal information - like a pervert in the bushes outside my sister's window. You're not fooling anyone.