Absolutely. Protonmail is a trusted brand with a huge customer database - presumably the typical user is security minded. By dint of the brand, I think anything they launch has gravitas.
And an alternative to the present monopoly on career growth and professional networking would be most refreshing, regardless of the merits or otherwise (cough cough) of the alternative. [I had hoped Twitter would move in this direction - frankly one professional hub for the interconnected world is extremely lame]
marcus
Absolutely. Protonmail is a trusted brand with a huge customer database - presumably the typical user is security minded. By dint of the brand, I think anything they launch has gravitas.
And an alternative to the present monopoly on career growth and professional networking would be most refreshing, regardless of the merits or otherwise (cough cough) of the alternative. [I had hoped Twitter would move in this direction - frankly one professional hub for the interconnected world is extremely lame]