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It is similar to that proposition : https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-feedback/suggestions/16750531-add-support-for-external-smtp-servers-in-apps
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Tresorit+Protonmail is the combo.
Both are secure, private, easy to use, and under Swiss legislation.Personnally, it's Tresorit which first convinced me to leave all those US-based companies (Google, Dropbox, Doodle...), after leaving Spideroak (USA legislation) and CNRS-hosted-owncloud that I could use for free (after a known bug reversed one day of work).
So integrate with Tresorit, partner with them, even buy them ultimately, but focus on what's missing to users, not on what already exists.
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This is already provided by other services, so I dont see rhe point. I use Tresorit, which works great. Please focus on things that do not exist. Better integrate with existing private/secure services, and/or do a commercial partnership with them, or buy them if you have big ambitions.
Same, I switched from google to Protonmail. But in Gmail I could handle my different professional emails from one place, while now with Protonmail I can't, because I can't answer with the appropriate email adress. So it might be SMTP, or something else (google did not necessarily need to go through smpt), or at least 'Answer to:' field, but that would be good to be able to virtually send emails from other external emails (without owning the domain).