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I have a top level folder for each of my email addresses and a corresponding filter that sends every email to that address to that specific folder, allowing me to treat those folders as separate inboxes. This then limits me to only two levels of subfolders per email addresses.
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I dont see how this is something they could implement. Phone numbers cost for a carrier to register and to verify that it's not already and exiting number because if it is... then you're just sending spam to some poor soul's phone.
That said as long as you're signing up for things that require a phone number but aren't actually going to verifty it is a real number or call/text you for authentication, the American strategy since the 1980s has been to use your local area code followed by 867-5309 (from the song).
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I agree. Gmail definitely did this with its nested labels (technically all email were only in either the inbox or all mail folders). So I would have labels read financial/bankname/statements; finanical/bankname/communications. I could keep the labels the same color because I could clearly ready them.
With Proton we both have limited colors making it hard to use colors as a clear identifier of the folder and it doesn't display the folder name only labels (and only one label with + on browser which infuriates me)!
Clearly displaying the folder path and all labels let's us know where things are and whether our filters are working as intended.